Photoinduced morphism of gemini surfactant aggregates
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Delphine Faure, Julien Gravier, Thomas Labrot, Bernard Desbat, Reiko Oda, Dario M. Bassani
The photochemical behaviour of an azobenzene chromophore inserted in a gemini surfactant imparts photocontrol to the resulting amphiphile assemblies, including the collapse, upon irradiation, of the multi lamellar vesicles formed in aqueous solution.
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