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English: Luminescent molecular aggregates, called J-aggregates, is very interesting example of excitonic molecular nanoclusters. Their structure could be different and is strongly dependent on microenviromentment. In some cases fiber-like J-aggregates are agglomerated and transformed into light-guiding microcrystalites. On the picture a combination of fiber-like J-aggregates (yellow) and light-guiding microcrystallites (red) is shown. Українська: Люмінесцентні молекулярні агрегати, так звані J-агрегати, являють собою дуже цікавий приклад екситонних молекулярних нанокластерів. Їх структура може бути різною і сильно залежить від мікрооточення. В деяких випадках нитко-подібні J-агрегати агломерують і трансформуються в світлопровідні мікрокристаліти. На рисунку показано комбінацію нитко-подібних J-агрегатів (жовті) і світлопровідні мікрокристаліти (червоні). English: Luminescent molecular aggregates - transformation into microcrystallines |
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