Cover Picture: Physicochemical and Electronic Properties of Cationic [6]Helicenes: from Chemical and Electrochemical Stabilities to Far‐Red (Polarized) Luminescence (Chem. Eur. J. 51/2016)

Johann Bosson,Geraldine M. Labrador,Simon Pascal,François-Alexandre Miannay,Oleksandr Yushchenko,Haidong Li,Laurent Bouffier,Neso Sojic,Roberto C. Tovar,Gilles Muller,Denis Jacquemin,Adèle D. Laurent,Boris Le Guennic,Eric Vauthey,Jérôme Lacour

Cover Picture: Physicochemical and Electronic Properties of Cationic [6]Helicenes: from Chemical and Electrochemical Stabilities to Far‐Red (Polarized) Luminescence (Chem. Eur. J. 51/2016)

2016

Johann Bosson
Geraldine M. Labrador
Simon Pascal
François-Alexandre Miannay
Oleksandr Yushchenko
Haidong Li
Laurent Bouffier
Neso Sojic
Roberto C. Tovar
Gilles Muller
Denis Jacquemin
Adèle D. Laurent
Boris Le Guennic
Eric Vauthey
Jérôme Lacour

A chiral cationic helicene, which is depicted in the image, has been found to be a powerful dye and fluorophore that emits circularly polarized light in the red to far‐red region.

Keywords:

Cationic polymerization
Computational chemistry
Chemistry
Electrochemistry
Luminescence
Fluorescence
Far-red
Chirality (chemistry)
Helicene
Fluorophore
Inorganic chemistry
Photochemistry
Circular polarization

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