π-mers and π-dimers: Two Radical Supramolecular Interactions – A Tutorial Review

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In this review, the difference between π-mers (pimers) and π-dimers (pi-dimers) will be discussed. Often interchanged or confused in the literature, these two radical interactions lead to different or even opposite physico-chemical behaviors. This review aims at clarifying the terms π-mers and π-dimers and at describing their main physico-chemical properties to address their differences. Finally, selected literature examples exhibiting the successive formation of π-mers and π-dimers within the same systems will be detailed to emphasize the physico-chemical changes occurring upon conversion.

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Joseph, J., Berville, M., Wytko, J., Weiss, J., & Jacquot de Rouville, H. P. (2025, January 9). π-mers and π-dimers: Two Radical Supramolecular Interactions – A Tutorial Review. Chemistry - A European Journal. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1002/chem.202403115

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