Unveiling a host-guest assembly composed of an emissive Ir(III) complex salt and a concave aromatic host at a local minimum state

Shota Ogura; K. Sugiyama; Hirofumi Sato; Shinnosuke Horiuchi

doi:10.1039/d5cc06960b

January 1, 2026Chemical CommunicationsOpen Access

Unveiling a host-guest assembly composed of an emissive Ir(III) complex salt and a concave aromatic host at a local minimum state

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Key Points

To isolate and characterize a host-guest complex formed at a local minimum state.
Isolation of the host-guest complex
Characterization of assembly properties
Analysis of solubility changes due to complex formation
Identification of the host-guest assembly structure
Evidence of emission from the iridium complex
Demonstrated changes in solubility linked to supramolecular interactions

Implication

Uncovers the properties of a host-guest complex formed via supramolecular assembly, indicating novel interactions between aromatic hosts and iridium complexes.

Abstract

A host–guest complex formed at a local minimum state was isolated and characterized. Owing to solubility modulation induced by the formation of a supramolecular assembly, the host–guest complex at a...

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Unveiling a host-guest assembly composed of an emissive Ir(III) complex salt and a concave aromatic host at a local minimum state

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Unveiling a host-guest assembly composed of an emissive Ir(III) complex salt and a concave aromatic host at a local minimum state

Key Points

Implication

Abstract

Discussion

Cite This Study

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