2005
DOI: 10.1002/ange.200300637
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Diffusions‐NMR‐Spektroskopie in der Supramolekularen und Kombinatorischen Chemie: ein alter Parameter – neue Erkenntnisse

Abstract: Intermolekulare Wechselwirkungen in Lösung spielen eine wichtige Rolle bei der molekularen Erkennung und sind somit von besonderer Bedeutung in der Supramolekularen und Kombinatorischen Chemie. Die Untersuchung der molekularen Diffusion liefert Aufschlüsse über solche Wechselwirkungen, wobei sich die hochaufgelöste Diffusions‐NMR‐Spektroskopie als Methode der Wahl für die gleichzeitige Bestimmung von Diffusionskoeffizienten in einem Mehrkomponentensystem erwiesen hat. Der Diffusionskoeffizient ist dabei ein Ma… Show more

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“…[12][13][14] The stability of these hexamers in either polar or nonpolar media has been demonstrated in a number of solution-phase studies. [15][16][17] Indeed, this stability has been recently utilized in the spectroscopic study of capsule-bound fluorescent probe molecules with a view to reporting on the interior order of the assembly. [14] To date however, little is known of the aggregation and supermolecular assembly of these solution-stable entities.…”
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“…[12][13][14] The stability of these hexamers in either polar or nonpolar media has been demonstrated in a number of solution-phase studies. [15][16][17] Indeed, this stability has been recently utilized in the spectroscopic study of capsule-bound fluorescent probe molecules with a view to reporting on the interior order of the assembly. [14] To date however, little is known of the aggregation and supermolecular assembly of these solution-stable entities.…”
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“…It showed a constant degree of association of 4.4 AE 0.1 over this concentration range ( Figure S43 in the Supporting Information), thus supporting the formation of a tetrameric aggregate. [14] Further insight into the aggregation of 2 was given by diffusion NMR spectroscopy [15][16][17][18] using the bipolar longitudinal eddy delay (BPLED) technique (see the Supporting Information). [19] The value of the diffusion coefficient D was estimated in CDCl 3 at three different concentrations (10,20, and 30 mm) and by monitoring four different proton resonances: H-c, H-f, and the combined H-d/e and H-21/38 resonances.…”
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“…[6] DOSY NMR techniques provide two-dimensional maps in which one axis corresponds to the chemical shift and the other one corresponds to the diffusion coefficient. Supramolecular entities, [7] as well as mixtures of molecules, [8] have been studied by this method, but no implementation for CDC purposes has been reported.…”
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