论文信息 - Amphiphilic polyenic push–pull chromophores for nonlinear optical applications

Amphiphilic polyenic push–pull chromophores for nonlinear optical applications

Amphiphilic cationic polyenic push–pull chromophores which offer interesting supramolecular possibilities for second harmonic generation have been synthesised and their optical non-linearities studied for the first time by electric field induced second harmonic (EFISH) generation in solution.

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