A coordination gelator that shows a reversible chromatic change and sol-gel phase-transition behavior upon oxidative/reductive stimuli

Journal of the American Chemical Society
Shin-ichiro KawanoSeiji Shinkai

Abstract

A novel coordination gelator exhibits reversible chromatic and sol-gel phase-transition phenomena triggered by thermal and chemical stimuli.

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