2021
DOI: 10.1002/agt2.156
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Inside Back Cover: Aggregation‐induced emission of copper nanoclusters

Abstract: Copper nanoclusters have recently emerged as promising luminophores, and their AIE properties have promoted a plenty of potential applications. This review summarizes the recent research progress on design of ligands, and the ways on how to induce aggregation of the Cu nanoclusters. Special emphasis is put onthe current understanding of emission mechanisms of Cu nanoclusters experiencing AIE. (Aggregate. 2021;2:e112)

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“…Metal nanoclusters with limited metal atoms have the discrete electronic states related to quantum size effects, which are also regulated by the arrangement and numbers of metal atoms and diverse organic ligands. Such unique geometric and electric characteristics pose more unprecedented opportunities for them to display novel chemical-physical properties. , Examples of these properties include composition-dependent and size-dependent optical and electronic characteristics, high emission spanning a broad spectrum from blue to the NIR II region, enhanced electrical conductivity , and electrochemical activities, magnetism, intriguing chirality , and chiroptical activities (refs , , , , , , , and ), and a high surface area-to-volume ratio that provides more active sites for catalytic reactions. ,, …”
Section: Properties and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Metal nanoclusters with limited metal atoms have the discrete electronic states related to quantum size effects, which are also regulated by the arrangement and numbers of metal atoms and diverse organic ligands. Such unique geometric and electric characteristics pose more unprecedented opportunities for them to display novel chemical-physical properties. , Examples of these properties include composition-dependent and size-dependent optical and electronic characteristics, high emission spanning a broad spectrum from blue to the NIR II region, enhanced electrical conductivity , and electrochemical activities, magnetism, intriguing chirality , and chiroptical activities (refs , , , , , , , and ), and a high surface area-to-volume ratio that provides more active sites for catalytic reactions. ,, …”
Section: Properties and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%