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Title	Bridged Triarylamines: A New Class of Heterohelicenes
has manifestation of work	http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/joceah/2003/volume_68/issue_16/101021jo026883p/m/print http://hub.abes.fr/acs/periodical/joceah/2003/volume_68/issue_16/101021jo026883p/m/web
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Author	Venkataraman D. Hill Thomas J. Field Jason E.
Abstract	A series of bridged triarylamines, which constitute a new class of heterohelicenes, have beensynthesized using a simple three-step procedure. These compounds are shown to be highlyluminescent chromophores and are capable of being oxidized. The solid-state structures of thesehelicenes show a tendency for π-stacking interactions into an overall zigzag motif.
article type	research-article
is part of this journal	The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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