Tunable emissions in lanthanide-based supramolecular metallogels

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Publication Date 2023-11-15
DOI 10.1039/D3NJ04692C
Impact Factor 3.591
Authors

Eun Gyu Lee, Hyeon min Han, Jong Hwa Jung, Sung Ho Jung


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Abstract

We have developed a tunable emissive supramolecular metallo-gel functionalized with lanthanide coordination bonds using a low molecular weight gelator 1 having terminal terpyridine. In the presence of Tb(III) and Eu(III) ions, the coordination of lanthanides to gelator 1 results in green and red emissive supramolecular metallogels, respectively. A supramolecular growth mechanism of 1-Tb that follows an isodesmic model has been observed, relying on delicate balances between non-covalent interactions. Furthermore, controlling the stoichiometry of lanthanide metal ions with respect to 1 : Tb(III) : Eu(III) leads to yellow and white light-emitting supramolecular bimetallic gels.

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