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A new series of shape-persistent metallomacromolecules G0 and G1 as well as corresponding ligands, based on thiophene-functionalized bisterpyridine-Ru(II) with truxene moieties, as the nodes, were developed. All new compounds were fully characterized by (1) H, COSY, and (13) C NMR, as well as MALDI-TOF MS. Their photophysical properties revealed that the branched scaffold resulted in high molar absorption coefficients and broad absorption making these materials potential candidates for light-harvesting.
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