Multicolor circularly polarized luminescence inversion of metal–organic supramolecular polymers

Kuo Fu; Guofeng Liu

doi:10.1039/d3cc04068b

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Multicolor circularly polarized luminescence inversion of metal–organic supramolecular polymers

Kuo Fu Guofeng Liu

Year: 2023 Journal: Chemical Communications Vol: 59 (92)Pages: 13751-13754 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d3cc04068b

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Abstract

Metal–organic supramolecular polymers with multicolor CPL and handedness inversion were constructed from the co-assembly of pyridine-cyanostilbene-cholesterol (PCSPCC) and metal salts by modulating the treatment modes, solvents, and metal ions.

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Supramolecular chemistry Luminescence Metal Pyridine Polymer Metal ions in aqueous solution Materials science Inversion (geology) Photochemistry Ion Chemistry Nanotechnology Crystallography Organic chemistry Crystal structure Optoelectronics

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Multicolor circularly polarized luminescence inversion of metal–organic supramolecular polymers

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