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January 1, 2014Chemical Communications106 citations

Self-assembly of a neutral platinum(ii) complex into highly emitting microcrystalline fibers through metallophilic interactions

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MMMatteo MauroAAAlessandro AliprandiCCCristina Cebrián

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The solvent-assisted self-assembly of a blue-emitting neutral platinum(II) complex into micrometer-long and highly crystalline fibers has been achieved. The aggregates show highly efficient (quantum yield up to 74%) polarized yellow-orange light emission, as a consequence of their high degree of supramolecular order imparted by weak non-covalent intermolecular (metal···metal and π-π) interactions.

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