molecules in a “good” solvent such as chloroform and self‐assembly in “bad” solvents such as methylcyclohexane. The propensity of self‐assembly is comparable for all samples. Temperature‐dependent spectroscopic studies show high thermal stability of the H‐bonding‐mediated self‐assembled structures. In the presence of a protic solvent such as MeOH, self‐assembly can be suppressed, suggesting a decisive role
An adaptable and efficient molecularrecognition pair has been established by taking advantage of the complementary nature of donor–acceptor interactions together with the strength of hydrogenbonds. Such distinct molecularrecognition propagates in orthogonal directions to effect extended alternating co‐assembly of two different appended molecular entities. The dimensions of the assembled structures