[structure: see text] A new type of phenylazomethine dendrimer with a tetraphenylmethane core was synthesized by a convergent method. The properties of the dendrimer were confirmed by thermal, rheological, TEM, and AFM measurements. A stepwise radial complexation was clearly observed with SnCl(2).
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