New Approach for the Recovery of Bisphenol A from Water Using Inclusion Complex with Quinoline Derivatives

Abstract

The simple inclusion complex of bisphenol A (3) with quinoline (4) was obtained from the several solutions, and this method was useful for the recovery of 3 from the water solution.

Interplay between Edge-to-Face Aromatic and Hydrogen-Bonding Interactions

“…Fourth, only organic compounds have been explored, because the binding ability of the aromatic rings belonging to organometallic complexes can be influenced by the metal. In Figure 5, we show two examples (CSD codes FEPBOS 30 and MAFQIU 31 ) where the combination of both interactions determines the crystal packing. It is worth mentioning that a similar search performed for pyrrole, which has unfavorable hydrogen-bond/π-π synergy, has not revealed any hit.…”

Cooperativity in Noncovalent Interactions

“…Several examples of coexistence of π–π interactions along with other noncovalent interactions abound in literature. ,,,− The presence of halogen bonding and π–π interactions in the solid state structure of a butadiynylene linked bidentate halogen bond donor was recently shown by Taylor and co-workers . A cocrystal with tetra- n -butylammonium iodide was also studied.…”