Development of a functional dendritic monomer and application to sophisticated light harvesting systems

William R. Dichtel; Stefan Hecht; Jean Mj Frechet

Development of a functional dendritic monomer and application to sophisticated light harvesting systems

Article 2002 en

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In recent years, dendrimers2 have shown great promise as macromolecules capable of sophisticated functions, such as encapsulation of active core functionalities,3 arrangement of complementary donor and acceptor chromophores for light harvesting systems,4 and stabilization of

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