2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.jmgm.2018.05.002
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Separation of chloroform from a dilute solution using a cyclic peptide nanotube: A molecular dynamics study

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“…44 Cyclic peptides have also been reported to show some ability to encapsulate chemicals. For example, Zhao, Fan et al demonstrated the ability of cyclic peptide nanotubes to encapsulate chloroform, 45 and Zhao, Zhu et al used the cyclic decapeptide to encapsulate liquitrol for improved stability. 46 In addition, based on the results of the previous experiments, we found that the increase of the propionaldehyde content during oxidation was particularly pronounced in the metal ion group.…”
Section: Cla Chelated With Metal Ions and Propionaldehyde By Coordina...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…44 Cyclic peptides have also been reported to show some ability to encapsulate chemicals. For example, Zhao, Fan et al demonstrated the ability of cyclic peptide nanotubes to encapsulate chloroform, 45 and Zhao, Zhu et al used the cyclic decapeptide to encapsulate liquitrol for improved stability. 46 In addition, based on the results of the previous experiments, we found that the increase of the propionaldehyde content during oxidation was particularly pronounced in the metal ion group.…”
Section: Cla Chelated With Metal Ions and Propionaldehyde By Coordina...mentioning
confidence: 99%