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The aim is to develop chiral supramolecular assemblies using polystyrene-block-polyisocyanide copolymers.

May 8, 2026

Polystyrene-block-Polyisocyanide Copolymer: From Polymerization-induced Chiral Self-assembly to Circularly Polarized Light Emission and Enantiomer Separation

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The aim is to develop chiral supramolecular assemblies using polystyrene-block-polyisocyanide copolymers.
Synthesized copolymers through one-pot sequential living polymerization.
Characterized self-assembly and emission properties of the polymers.
Achieved effective chiral self-assembly through the synthesized copolymers.
Demonstrated circularly polarized light emission, suggesting potential applications in optoelectronics.

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The precise construction of chiral supramolecular assemblies remains a significant challenge in the field of helical polymers. In this work, we successfully synthesized polystyrene-block-polyisocyanides copolymers via one-pot sequential living polymerization...

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Yu Xu

Jilin University

Run-Tan Gao

Jilin University

Yuan‐Yuan Ma

Jilin University

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Journal of Materials Chemistry C

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