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A versatile messenger for chirality communication: asymmetric silica framework

Figure 3. (A) Schematic showing the synthesis of chiral SiO2 nanofibers using PEI/tart templates. (B, C) SEM images of (B) D-PEI/tart and (C) D-PEI/tart@SiO2. (D, E) High-magnification SEM images of (D) D-PEI/tart@SiO2 and (E) L-PEI/tart@SiO2. (F) CD spectra of D-, L- and DL-SiO2. (G) CD spectra of D-, L- and DL-SiO2 absorbed with tetrakis(3,5-hydroxyphenyl)porphyrin. This figure is used with permission from John Wiley and Sons[34]. (H) TEM image of D-SiO2 sol derived from D-SiO2 nanofibers: (I) VCD (left) and IR (right) spectra of D-SiO2 and L-SiO2 sol. This figure is used with permission from the Royal Society of Chemistry[36]. (J) A schematic proposal for the formation of chiral SiO2 on PEI/tart templates. PEI: Polyethyleneimine; SEM: scanning electron microscopy; CD: circular dichroism; VCD: vibrational circular dichroism.

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