π-Stacking Polymers
Π-Stacking Polymers is a supramolecular polymer in which the primary mode of monomer association arises from directional, non-covalent π–π interactions between aromatic moieties, resulting in ordered, often stimuli-responsive polymeric architectures.
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Takakazu Yamamoto, Dharma Komarudin, Minoru Arai et al. · Journal of the American Chemical Society · 1998 · 499 citations
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