Acid vapor–responsive supramolecular gels of hydrogen-bonding D–A type fluorenones

Abstract In this study, we investigated the gelation properties and stimulus-responsive behavior of donor–acceptor–donor-type (D–A–D-type) fluorenone derivatives bearing urethane units. The fluorenone derivatives exhibited characteristic photophysical properties that originate from π–π* and intramolecular charge transfer transitions, and dilute solutions exhibited fluorescence solvatofluorochromic behavior. In addition, the donor–acceptor–donor-type fluorenone derivatives formed supramolecular gels in appropriate organic solvents; these gels also exhibited acid vapor–responsive functional variations.

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Chemistry Letters
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2025-01-27
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https://doi.org/10.1093/chemle/upaf004
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2
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Supramolecular Self-Assembly in Materials
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Acid vapor–responsive supramolecular gels of hydrogen-bonding D–A type fluorenones

Atsushi Seki, Kiyoko Iwai, Ken’ichi Aoki, Syota Yamada et al.
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Acid vapor–responsive supramolecular gels of hydrogen-bonding D–A type fluorenones

Atsushi Seki, Kiyoko Iwai, Ken’ichi Aoki, Syota Yamada, Mao Suzuki
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Abstract In this study, we investigated the gelation properties and stimulus-responsive behavior of donor–acceptor–donor-type (D–A–D-type) fluorenone derivatives bearing urethane units. The fluorenone derivatives exhibited characteristic photophysical properties that originate from π–π* and intramolecular charge transfer transitions, and dilute solutions exhibited fluorescence solvatofluorochromic behavior. In addition, the donor–acceptor–donor-type fluorenone derivatives formed supramolecular gels in appropriate organic solvents; these gels also exhibited acid vapor–responsive functional variations.

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Acid vapor–responsive supramolecular gels of hydrogen-bonding D–A type fluorenones — Atsushi Seki, Kiyoko Iwai, et al. · Chemistry Letters (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS