Hierarchical Assembly of a Phthalhydrazide‐Functionalized Helicene†
M.T. and T.K. thank Prof. H. Tamiaki of Ritsumeikan University for DLS measurements, Dr. K. Sugiyasu of NIMS for valuable comments, and M. Frank of NIMS for reading the manuscript. This study was partially supported by KAKENHI on Innovative Areas (“coordination programming”, Area 2107, 21108010 to M.T.) from the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science, Sports, and Technology (Japan). T.K. thanks the JSPS for financial support by a Research Fellowship for Young Scientists.
Abstract
High in fiber: 1D fibrous superstructures are formed by an enantiopure phthalhydrazide‐functionalized helicene in nonpolar solvents. Trimeric disks are formed by hydrogen‐bonding interactions of phthalhydrazide units that are longitudinally interlocked for optimal packing (see picture). The resulting supramolecular assemblies exhibited large circularly polarized luminescence in solution.





