Triggering a transient organo-gelation system in a chemically active solvent

Chevigny, Romain; Schirmer, Johanna; Piras, Carmen C.; Johansson, Andreas; Kalenius, Elina; Smith, David K.; Pettersson, Mika; Sitsanidis, Efstratios D.; Nissinen, Maija

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Chevigny, R., Schirmer, J., Piras, C. C., Johansson, A., Kalenius, E., Smith, D. K., Pettersson, M., Sitsanidis, E. D., & Nissinen, M. (2021). Triggering a transient organo-gelation system in a chemically active solvent. Chemical Communications, 57(80), 10375-10378. https://doi.org/10.1039/d1cc04021a

Julkaistu sarjassa

Chemical Communications

Tekijät

Kalenius, Elina |

Smith, David K. |

Pettersson, Mika |

Sitsanidis, Efstratios D. |

Nissinen, Maija

Päivämäärä

2021

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Analyyttinen kemia Nanoscience Center Orgaaninen kemia Fysikaalinen kemia Analytical Chemistry Nanoscience Center Organic Chemistry Physical Chemistry

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A transient organo-gelation system with spatiotemporal dynamic properties is described. Here, the solvent actively controls a complex set of equilibria that underpin the dynamic assembly event. The observed metastability is due to the in situ formation of a secondary solvent, acting as an antagonist against the primary solvent of the organogel.

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Royal Society of Chemistry

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1359-7345

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The authors would like to acknowledge Jane and AatosErkko Foundation for supporting the current work.

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