Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
10(12), P. 3664 - 3674
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Chiral
BINOL-modified
dinuclear
helicates
Yb
2
(
R
/
S
-BTHP)
4
show
the
excellent
NIR-CPL
at
980
nm
with
g
lum
reaching
up
to
0.81
and
B
CPL
being
821
M
−1
cm
.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
33(20)
Published: Feb. 20, 2023
Abstract
Circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
materials
have
received
increasing
attention
in
recent
years.
Amongst
various
CPL
materials,
circularly
phosphorescence
(CPP)
featuring
long
life‐time
represent
a
novel
research
frontier
and
exhibit
promising
applications
fields.
Herein,
the
state‐of‐the‐art
advances
of
CPP
are
systematically
summarized,
as
classified
into
transition
metal
complexes,
organic
small
molecules,
polymers,
organic/inorganic
hybrid
materials.
Besides,
light‐emitting
diodes
encryption
display
also
summarized.
Furthermore,
current
challenges
future
perspectives
put
forward.
It
is
expected
that
this
review
will
offer
more
inspirations
for
rational
design
advanced
thus
further
promoting
their
practical
applications.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6)
Published: Jan. 19, 2023
Abstract
Chiral
materials
capable
of
generating
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
have
gained
rapidly
growing
research
interest
by
virtue
their
peculiar
photophysical
characteristics
and
far‐reaching
applications.
Amongst
various
CPL
materials,
polymer‐based
constituted
an
important
class
owing
to
abundant
types,
ease
manufacture,
high
thermal
stability,
as
well
as,
tunable
properties.
The
present
work
reviews
the
latest
advances
in
constructing
which
are
classified
based
on
interaction
modes
between
chiral
luminescent
components,
that
is,
covalent
interaction,
non‐covalent
without
interactions.
newly
emerging
categories
nonconventional
fluorescence‐based
room
temperature
phosphorescence,
with
thermally
activated
delayed
fluorescence
properties
also
presented.
Typical
applications
emitters
organic
light‐emitting
diodes,
information
security
encryption,
optical
sensors
further
discussed.
Additionally,
current
challenges
future
perspectives
this
field
summarized.
This
review
article
is
expected
stimulate
more
unprecedented
achievements
derived
from
thus
promoting
practical
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
35(29)
Published: April 6, 2023
Stimulus-responsive
materials
that
display
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
have
attracted
great
attention
for
application
in
chiral
sensors
and
smart
displays.
However,
due
to
difficulties
the
regulation
of
structures,
fine
control
CPL
remains
a
challenge.
Here,
it
is
demonstrated
cellulose
nanocrystal
shape-memory
polymers
(CNC-SMPs)
with
luminescent
components
enable
mechanically
responsive
CPL.
The
nematic
organization
CNCs
material
gives
rise
photonic
bandgap.
By
manipulating
bandgap
or
wavelengths
CNC-SMPs,
precise
emission
varied
high
dissymmetry
factors
(glum
)
achieved.
Specifically,
can
be
switched
reversibly
by
treating
CNC-SMPs
hot-pressing
recovery
heating.
Pressure-responsive
tunable
glum
values
ascribed
pressure-responsive
bandgaps.
Moreover,
colorimetric
CPL-active
patterns
are
created
imprinting
desired
forms
into
SMP
samples.
This
study
demonstrates
novel
way
fabricate
systems
using
biomaterials.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
36(7)
Published: Aug. 26, 2023
Abstract
Long‐lived
room‐temperature
phosphorescence
(RTP)
of
organic
materials
holds
a
significant
potential
for
optical
information.
Circularly
polarized
ultralong
(CP‐OURTP)
with
extremely
high
dissymmetry
factor
(
g
lum
)
values
is
even
highly
demanded
and
considerably
challenging.
Here,
an
effective
strategy
introduced
to
realize
CP‐OURTP
emission
decay
time
735
ms
value
up
1.49,
which
exceeds
two
orders
magnitude
larger
than
previous
records,
through
system
composed
RTP
polymers
chiral
helical
superstructures.
The
exhibits
excellent
stability
under
multiple
cycles
photoirradiation
thermal
treatment,
further
employed
information
encryption
based
on
multiplexing.
results
are
anticipated
lay
the
foundation
development
in
advanced
photonic
applications.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(21)
Published: June 25, 2023
Abstract
Pure
organic
circularly
polarized
room‐temperature
phosphorescence
(CPRTP)
materials
show
significant
promise
for
applications
in
advanced
anti‐counterfeiting,
biological
imaging,
and
so
on.
However,
it
remains
challenging
to
prepare
CPRTP
with
a
high
luminescence
dissymmetry
factor
(g
lum
).
This
article
provides
simple
efficient
method
pure
g
from
cholesteric
liquid
crystals
by
incorporation
of
achiral
phosphorescent
chromophore
dibenzofuran
into
chiral
cholesterol
mesogen
via
flexible
spacer.
The
findings
that
the
synthetic
compound
Chol‐C6‐DF
can
form
effectively
amplify
value
through
selective
reflection.
film
produce
yellow
when
excited
chromophore.
value,
lifetime,
quantum
yield
produced
under
excitation
380
nm
light
are
−0.19,
567.7
ms,
3.2%,
respectively.
Even
more
interesting
is
also
exhibits
RTP
clustering‐triggered
emission
characteristics.
lifetime
red
420
‐0.11
1.11
s.
Under
410,
430,
470
light,
yields
19.0%,
20.2%,
19.1%,
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(38)
Published: Aug. 3, 2023
Efficient
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
from
purely
organic
molecules
holds
great
promise
for
applications
in
displays,
sensing,
and
bioimaging.
However,
achieving
high
dissymmetry
values
(glum
)
chromophores
remains
a
significant
challenge.
Herein,
we
present
bioinspired
approach
using
adenosine
triphosphate
(ATP)-triggered
supramolecular
polymerization
of
naphthalene
diimide-derived
monomer
(ANSG)
to
induce
CPL
with
remarkable
glum
value
1.1×10-2
.
The
ANSG
undergo
templated,
chiral
self-assembly
through
cooperative
growth
mechanism
the
presence
ATP,
resulting
scrolled
nanotubes
aggregation-induced
enhanced
emission
(AIEE)
induced
CPL.
Furthermore,
demonstrate
concept
chiroptical
amplification
by
efficiently
amplifying
asymmetry
mixture
ATP
achiral
pyrophosphate.
This
innovative
opens
numerous
opportunities
emerging
field
luminescence.
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
145(50), P. 27282 - 27294
Published: Dec. 8, 2023
Remarkable
advances
have
been
achieved
in
solution
self-assembly
of
polypeptides
from
the
perspective
nanostructures,
mechanisms,
and
applications.
Despite
intrinsic
chirality
polypeptides,
promising
generation
aqueous
circularly
polarized
luminescence
(CPL)
based
on
their
has
rarely
reported
due
to
weak
fluorescence
most
indeterminate
mechanism.
Here,
we
propose
a
facile
strategy
for
achieving
CPL
simple
homopolypeptides
modified
with
terminal
group
featuring
both
twisted
intramolecular
charge
transfer
aggregation-induced
emission
properties.
A
morphology-dependent
can
be
observed
under
different
conditions
by
altering
solvents.
nanotoroid-dispersed
detectable
obtained
using
tetrahydrofuran
as
good
solvent
self-assembly,
which
is
attributed
involvement
chiral
environment
formed
homopolypeptide
chains.
However,
such
packing
mode
cannot
realized
nanorods
self-assembled
dioxane,
resulting
an
inactive
phenomenon.
Furthermore,
signals
greatly
amplified
co-assembly
achiral
small
molecule
derived
group.
This
work
not
only
provides
pathway
construct
CPL-active
nanomaterials
but
also
reveals
potential
mechanism
production,
transfer,
amplification
polypeptide-based
nanostructures.
Small,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 22, 2023
Abstract
Carbonized
polymer
dots
(CPDs)
with
a
circularly
polarized
fluorescence
property
have
received
increasing
attention
in
recent
years.
However,
it
is
still
great
challenge
to
construct
room‐temperature
phosphorescence
(CPRTP)
CPDs.
Herein,
simple
approach
the
synthesis
of
intrinsically
CPRTP
CPDs
for
first
time
by
utilizing
sodium
alginate
and
l
‐/
d
‐arginine
as
precursors
under
relatively
mild
reaction
conditions
presented.
Notably,
exhibit
both
chirality
green
RTP
solid
states.
Furthermore,
color‐tunable
successfully
achieved
engineering
chiral
light‐harvesting
systems
based
on
resonance
energy
transfer
(
C
‐PRET)
where
function
an
initiator
light
absorbance,
commercially
available
fluorescent
dyes
different
emission
colors
ranging
from
yellow
red
serve
terminal
acceptors.
Through
one‐step
or
sequential
‐PRET,
can
simultaneously
furnish
transmission/amplification.
Given
multicolor
long
afterglow,
lifetime‐tunable,
properties,
their
potential
applications
multiple
information
encryption
are
demonstrated.