July 13, 2005Angewandte Chemie International Edition201 citations

Supramolecular Stereomutation in Kinetic and Thermodynamic Self‐Assembly of Helical Merocyanine Dye Nanorods

ALAndreas Lohr MLMarina Lysetska FWFrank Würthner

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An inversion of the exciton chirality and structural changes upon transformation from kinetic to thermodynamic assembly are features of helical bis(merocyanine) dye nanorods (see picture), as elucidated by time-dependent circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy and atomic force microscopy.

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