ArticleJACS Au2022
Self-Assembly of Matchstick-Shaped Inorganic Nano-Surfactants with Controlled Surface Amphiphilicity.
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Abstract
Molecular and nanoscale amphiphiles have been extensively studied as building blocks for organizing macroscopic matter through specific and local interactions. Among various amphiphiles, inorganic Janus nanoparticles have attracted a lot of attention owing to their ability to impart multifunctionalities, although the programmability to achieve complicated self-assembly remains a challenge. Here, we synthesized matchstick-shaped Janus nano-surfactants that mimic organic surfactant molecules and studied their programmable self-assembly. High amphiphilicity was achieved through the hard-soft acid-base-based ligand-exchange reaction with strong selectivity on the surface of nano-matchsticks consisting of Ag
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