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- A gelator linked to cyanostilbene was combined with cyclodextrins using host-guest interactions.
- The γ-CyD formed a supra-gelator that allowed for chiroptical photo-switching capabilities.
- Other gel types exhibited improved circularly polarized luminescence properties.
Article Abstract
A cyanostilbene conjugated gelator was incorporated into the cavities of cyclodextrins via the host-guest interaction and the resulting supra-gelator from γ-CyD enabled chiroptical photo-switching, while the other gels showed enhanced circularly polarized luminescences.
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