A tailored organometallic gelator with enhanced amphiphilic character and structural diversity of gelation
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Thorsten Klawonn, Andreas Gansäuer, Iris Winkler, Thorsten Lauterbach, Dieter Franke, Roeland J. M. Nolte, Martin C. Feiters, Hans Börner, Jens Hentschel, Karl Heinz Dötz
A cholesterol-appended titanocene gelator was synthesised which forms twisted fibers able to gelate a variety of solvents of different polarity as demonstrated by spectroscopic and microscopic techniques.
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