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Supramolecular Pathway Selection of Perylenediimides Mediated by Chemical Fuels

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Specialty Chemistry
Date 2016 Mar 1
PMID 26924715
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Abstract

We demonstrate supramolecular pathway selection of a perylenediimide derivative in aqueous solution using chemically fueled redox reactions to control assembly/disassembly cycles. The number and frequency of cycles affect the nucleation and growth process, providing control over the size and internal order of the resulting self-assembled structures.

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