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The self-assembly between the amidothiourea ligands 1 and 2 and Tb(III) gave rise to the formation of 1 : 1 and 3 : 1 (ligand–Tb) supramolecular architectures that were shown to be luminescent in both MeOH and in water–DMSO solutions; preliminary investigations in the latter system also showed that their emission was modulated upon interacting with anions such as acetate and phosphate due to host–guest formation.

Graphical abstract: Formation of luminescent terbium(iii) self-assemblies from pyridyl bis-amidothioureas based ligands in MeOH and in water–DMSO solutions and their use in anion sensing application

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