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To review the fundamental principles and operational designs of molecular-scale sensors and switches constructed via supramolecular assemblies.

Sensors and switches from supramolecular chemistry

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Review demonstrates molecular switch and sensor designs across chemical assemblies, highlighting pathways for rational nanoscale signal transduction.

To review the fundamental principles and operational designs of molecular-scale sensors and switches constructed via supramolecular assemblies.
Literature review analyzing synthetic receptors integrated with optical and electrochemical signaling units.
Categorization of switching mechanisms governed by reversible non-covalent interactions and external stimuli.
Supramolecular architectures predictably transduce molecular recognition events into readable optical or electronic signals.
Coordination of guest species effectively modulates physical pathways such as photoinduced electron transfer and energy transfer to trigger distinct ON-OFF states.

Fabbrizzi et al. (1995) studied this question.

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Review demonstrates molecular switch and sensor designs across chemical assemblies, highlighting pathways for rational nanoscale signal transduction.

To review the fundamental principles and operational designs of molecular-scale sensors and switches constructed via supramolecular assemblies.
Literature review analyzing synthetic receptors integrated with optical and electrochemical signaling units.
Categorization of switching mechanisms governed by reversible non-covalent interactions and external stimuli.
Supramolecular architectures predictably transduce molecular recognition events into readable optical or electronic signals.
Coordination of guest species effectively modulates physical pathways such as photoinduced electron transfer and energy transfer to trigger distinct ON-OFF states.

Fabbrizzi et al. (1995) studied this question.

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