2016
DOI: 10.1039/c6nr01122e
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Photonic hybrid crystals constructed from in situ host–guest nanoconfinement of a light-emitting complex in metal–organic framework pores

Abstract: We report the concept underpinning the facile nanoconfinement of a bulky luminous guest molecule in the pores of a metal-organic framework (MOF) host, which yields a hybrid host ⊃ guest nanomaterial with tunable opto-electronic characteristics and enhanced photostability. Utilizing an in situ host-guest confinement strategy enabled by molecular self-assembly, we show that the highly emitting ZnQ [Zn-(bis-8-hydroxyquinoline)] guest complexes could be rapidly encapsulated within the sodalite nanocages of zeoliti… Show more

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“…Tan and co-workers demonstrated how a Znbased emitter can be encapsulated during the formation of ZIF-8, leading to significantly enhanced luminescence stability. 126 DFT moreover indicates cooperativity via a host-guest charge transfer mechanism. A second important concept is the inhibition of non-radiative decay via chromophore rotation, vibration, and torsion by anchoring such emitters into the rigid MOF backbone (Fig.…”
Section: Energy Harvesting and Emissionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Tan and co-workers demonstrated how a Znbased emitter can be encapsulated during the formation of ZIF-8, leading to significantly enhanced luminescence stability. 126 DFT moreover indicates cooperativity via a host-guest charge transfer mechanism. A second important concept is the inhibition of non-radiative decay via chromophore rotation, vibration, and torsion by anchoring such emitters into the rigid MOF backbone (Fig.…”
Section: Energy Harvesting and Emissionmentioning
confidence: 95%
“…In contrast, large guest molecules such as doxorubicin are far too large to penetrate the channels and only bind to the ZIF-8 surface, 37 whereas other bulky luminescent complexes can be entrapped within the pores of ZIF-8 using in situ nanoconfinement strategy. 38…”
Section: Understanding Glycerol Concentration Effects and Intrusion Cmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The thermodynamics of macromolecules in a confined environment is extremely different from that of macroscopic systems; it has been object of numerous theoretical speculations, because of its importance in several fields including biology, medicine and nanotechnology123456789. Past investigations into phase separation of polymer solutions focused mainly on the crystallization kinetics and morphology of polymer crystals growing from bulk solutions.…”
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