2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jcis.2011.05.023
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Synthesis, characterization and comparative evaluation of phenoxy ring containing long chain gemini imidazolium and pyridinium amphiphiles

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“…The introduction of ester functionality and Cyclohexyloxy in to the hydrophobic tail makes the compound less toxic. Furthermore, the present compounds have also found to be less toxic as compared to earlier synthesized Imidazolium and Pyridinium amphiphiles [3,4]. …”
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“…The introduction of ester functionality and Cyclohexyloxy in to the hydrophobic tail makes the compound less toxic. Furthermore, the present compounds have also found to be less toxic as compared to earlier synthesized Imidazolium and Pyridinium amphiphiles [3,4]. …”
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“…From the experimental statistics, it has been cleared that the Gemini amphiphiles possess reasonably good thermal stability as compare to their single tailed amphiphiles. Thermal stability of the compound has been affected by the number of factors like functional group present in the hydrophobic tail [22], heterocyclic moiety [23], symmetry of the cation [3] and size of anions [24]. Our experimental results bare that the Gemini analogue was more thermally stable as compared to single tailed amphiphiles (Table 1), due to the symmetry factors.…”
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“…The cmc's for the Geminis were much lower than the cmc's of the mono imidazolium surfactants. Gemini imidazolium-based surfactants and pyridinium-based surfactants with thioether spacers have very recently been described and characterized [41,42].…”
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“…Nowadays, the focus of researcher shifted to change the nature of the head group such as pyridinium [15][16][17], imidazolium [17][18][19], dimethyl and diethyl quaternary ammonium [20], pyrrolidinium [21], piperidinium [22] and amino acids [23][24][25] or architecture of alkyl tail part such as cholesterol [26][27][28][29], pyrenyl [30], esterquat [31] symmetrical and unsymmetrical alkyl tails [4]. However, spacer aspect of gemini surfactants mostly limited to change in its length [1,4,19,32].…”
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confidence: 99%