ArticleAngewandte Chemie (International ed. in English)2026
Non-Covalent PL, CD, and CPL Activation of Linear Aromatic Oligomers within Axially Chiral Aromatic Capsules.
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Abstract
Covalent functionalization is requisite to enhancing/inducing the luminescent and chiroptical properties of oligo-aromatic compounds, owing to their rigid framework and strong aggregation characters. Here we report that linear aromatic oligomers display intense PL, CD, and CPL properties upon encapsulation by axially-chiral aromatic capsules under ambient aqueous conditions. The treatment of para-phenylene oligomers with chiral BINOL-based amphiphiles generates host-guest composites in water, exhibiting oligomer-based PL, CD, and CPL bands with strong intensities (up to Φ
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