First-principles theoretical modelling of one-handed helical ladder polymers circularly polarized luminescence

Giovanni Bella; Marco Milone; G. Bruno; A. Santoro

doi:10.1039/d5qm00921a

January 1, 2026Materials Chemistry Frontiers

First-principles theoretical modelling of one-handed helical ladder polymers circularly polarized luminescence

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The research aims to understand how helical chirality affects circularly polarized luminescence in synthetic polymers.
Developed first-principles theoretical models
Analyzed molecular structures of helical ladder polymers
Examined the relationship between chirality and luminescence
Identified key factors contributing to luminescence in chiral structures
Showed significant differences in luminescence based on helical variations
Demonstrated potential applications in advanced material design

Implication

Theoretical modelling explores circularly polarized luminescence in synthetic helical polymers, suggesting new insights into chiral materials.

Abstract

The idea of helical chirality bridges the gap between the stereogenic asymmetry at local scale and the intrinsic nonsuperimposability in larger secondary structures (DNA, RNA, α-helix protein, etc.). Novel synthetic...

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First-principles theoretical modelling of one-handed helical ladder polymers circularly polarized luminescence

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