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Self-assembly of AIEgens

Feng, Hai-Tao, Lam, Jacky W.Y., Tang, Ben Zhong·2020·Coordination Chemistry Reviews

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Abstract Self-assembly is an essential process in nature and important in the field of material science, biology and chemistry. Study on self-assembly has lasted for more than 100 years and has resulted in the emergence of many specific research areas, such as marriage of self-assembly to the burgeoning aggregation-induced emission (AIE). Thanks to their fascinating photophysical properties, AIE luminogens (AIEgens) have shown great potential in this area. In this review, we mainly highlight recent advances in monocomponent self-assembly of AIEgens, including self-assembly of amphiphilic AIEgens and chiral AIEgens, host–guest interaction and their applications in circularly-polarized luminescence and light-harvesting platform. Due to the AIE effect, functional AIEgens possess inherent advantage to visualize the fine process of self-assembly. Moreover, attention is also given to well-defined architectures, such as spherical vesicles, helical nanostructures, and nanofibers obtained through self-assembly of AIEgens. The present review may entice readers to realize the importance of self-assembly and attract much more chemists to give their contribution to this area.

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Authors
Feng, H.-T., Lam, J. W. Y., & Tang, B. Z.
Venue
Coordination Chemistry Reviews
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Published
2020-03
Volume
406
Pages
213142
ISSN
0010-8545 (ISSN-L)
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W2995768096
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168
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journal article
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en
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