Multicolor circularly polarized luminescence inversion of metal–organic supramolecular polymers
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Kuo Fu, Guofeng Liu
Metal–organic supramolecular polymers (MOSPs) with multicolor circularly polarized luminescence (CPL) and handedness inversion were constructed from the coordination-driven assembly of pyridine–cyanostilbene–cholesterol and metal salts by modulating the treatment modes, solvents, and metal ions.
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