Diastereoselection of chiral acids in a cylindrical capsule
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Liam C. Palmer, Yi-Lei Zhao, K. N. Houk, Julius Rebek, Jr.
The cylindrical dimeric capsule binds two chiral carboxylic acids with modest selectivity for homochiral or heterochiral pairs.
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