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Cation polymer-induced aggregation of water-soluble Au(I)-thiolate complexes and their photoluminescence properties.

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Au(I)-thiolate complexes are a new class of aggregation-induced emission (AIE) material. Here we demonstrate a new aggregation strategy of water-soluble Au(I)-thiolate complexes induced by cationic polymers at optimized pH values.… Click to show full abstract

Au(I)-thiolate complexes are a new class of aggregation-induced emission (AIE) material. Here we demonstrate a new aggregation strategy of water-soluble Au(I)-thiolate complexes induced by cationic polymers at optimized pH values. The generated AIE shows longer wavelengths than the emission induced by other methods.

Keywords: aggregation; thiolate; soluble thiolate; thiolate complexes; water soluble

Journal Title: Chemical communications
Year Published: 2022

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