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Royal Society of Chemistry, Materials Chemistry Frontiers, 7(5), p. 3021-3028, 2021

DOI: 10.1039/d0qm00989j

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Slow kinetic evolution of nanohelices based on gemini surfactant self-assemblies with various enantiomeric excess; chiral segregation towards a racemic mixture

Journal article published in 2021 by Jie Gao ORCID, Yutaka Okazaki ORCID, Emilie Pouget ORCID, Sylvain Nlate ORCID, Brice Kauffmann ORCID, Franck Artzner ORCID, Thierry Buffeteau ORCID, Reiko Oda ORCID
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Abstract

Very slow kinetic evolution (days) of chiral nanoribbons based on amphiphilic molecular assemblies is investigated for various enantiomeric excess.