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Supramolecular Synthesis of Self-Assembled Organo- and Hydro-Gels with Oalamide Units", Karlsruher Instituts für Technologie (KIT)

Self-assembly of small organic molecules is one of the most important methods of synthesis of organic nano-structured materials. Supramolecular nano-structured systems that transform properties affected by internal or external stimuli (light, pH, temperature, presence of certain ions or biomolecules) represent a new functional materials with applications in nanotechnology. Studies are directed toward better understanding of the supramolecular chemistry of gelation phenomena. The self-assembly motifs of small organic compounds in their hydro- and organo-gels and the non-covalent interactions (supramolecular vectors) governing formation and morphology of gelator assemblies are studied, sterochemical influences on the self assembly and properties of gels formed by chiral gelator molecules are investigated.

Supramolecular Synthesis; Self-Assembled; Organo- and Hydro-Gels; Oalamide

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