German Applied Chemistry Publishes ECUST New Progress of Orthogonal Cluster Induced Luminescence of Polydisulfide Dynamic Hydrogen Bonding Network

Recently, the research team of Professor Qu Dahui from the School of Chemistry, ECUST, has made new progress in dynamic chemistry and its intelligent materials, and a new cluster luminescence system with adjustable performance has been constructed based on the supramolecular polydisulfide network structure. The related research article was published in German Applied Chemistry.

The research work was conducted by Doctoral Cnadidate Shi Chenyu of the School of Chemistry, ECUST, and was carefully guided by Academician Tian He and Professor Qu Dahui. This research work has been funded by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, Frontier Science Center of the Ministry of Material Biology and Dynamic Chemistry, Shanghai Science and Technology Major Project, Shanghai Science and Technology Commission, and Feringa Nobel Prize Scientists Joint Research Center.