Nevertheless, we guess that a Janus dendrimer would possess huge potential advantages in this area, for at least, the asymmetric features of “Janus” exactly meets the requirement of a non-centrosymmetric alignment of chromophore moieties in second order nonlinear optical (NLO) polymers, which has never been reported previously.
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