2005
DOI: 10.1002/chem.200500299
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Selective Guest Encapsulation by a Cobalt‐Assembled Cage Molecule

Abstract: Metal-assembled resorcinarene-based cages enclose space and entrap organic molecules from water. Addition of cobalt(II) ions to a neutral, aqueous solution of a resorcinarene that has iminodiacetic acids attached to its upper rim results in the formation of cages. These cages not only entrap organic molecules, but they do so in a selective manner. Guests with optimum size, shape, and polarity are preferentially entrapped. For example, selection of p-xylene is twenty thousand times more favorable than that of m… Show more

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“…Calorimetric studies have shown that guest molecules having optimum sizes, shapes, and polarities occupy the greatest percentage of cavity space and have the greatest number of favorable bonding interactions with the internal cavity of the cage. 538 …”
Section: Three Dimensional (3d) Nanoscopic Cagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Calorimetric studies have shown that guest molecules having optimum sizes, shapes, and polarities occupy the greatest percentage of cavity space and have the greatest number of favorable bonding interactions with the internal cavity of the cage. 538 …”
Section: Three Dimensional (3d) Nanoscopic Cagesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Capsule complexes 70 are formed from cavitand 69 and cobalt(II) salts in water at pH>5 through aminodiacetate–cobalt(II) interactions (Scheme 6) 198. 199 Organic guests, such as aromatic compounds, alkanes, alkenes, alcohols, and haloalkanes, are entrapped within the elliptical (10×11 Å 2 ) hydrophobic cavity upon formation of the capsule, as is evident from a shift in the protons of the guest molecules by up to 40 ppm in the 1 H NMR spectrum 198. 199 A decrease in the pH value gives rise to the release of the guests, as this breaks the metal–ligand coordination to yield the initial capsule components 199…”
Section: Self‐assembly and Self‐sorting In Watermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[191,194] Die Kapselkomplexe 70 werden aus dem Cavitanden 69 und Cobalt(II)-Salzen in Wasser bei pH > 5 durch Aminodiacetat-Cobalt(II)-Wechselwirkungen gebildet (Schema 6). [198,199] Organische Gäste wie Arene, Alkane, Alkene, Alkohole oder Halogenalkane werden durch Kapselbildung im elliptischen (10 11 2 ) hydrophoben Hohlraum eingefangen, was mit einer ¾nderung der 1 H-NMR-Verschiebung der Gastprotonen um 40 ppm einhergehen kann. [198,199] Eine pHSenkung führt zur Freisetzung der Gäste, da die MetallLigand-Koordination, die die Kapselkomponenten verbindet, dissoziiert.…”
Section: Kapselnunclassified
“…[198,199] Organische Gäste wie Arene, Alkane, Alkene, Alkohole oder Halogenalkane werden durch Kapselbildung im elliptischen (10 11 2 ) hydrophoben Hohlraum eingefangen, was mit einer ¾nderung der 1 H-NMR-Verschiebung der Gastprotonen um 40 ppm einhergehen kann. [198,199] Eine pHSenkung führt zur Freisetzung der Gäste, da die MetallLigand-Koordination, die die Kapselkomponenten verbindet, dissoziiert. [199] Kürzlich haben wir die [2+4]-Kapseln 72 beschrieben, die sich durch mehrfache Ionentripel-Wechselwirkungen aus dem Tetrakispyridinium-Cavitanden 71 bilden, wobei ein einfach geladenes Anion (Bromid, Nitrat, Acetat oder Tosylat) zwei einfach geladene Kationen (Pyridinium-Einheiten) zusammenführt.…”
Section: Kapselnunclassified
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