pH-Controlled assembly and disassembly of a cryptand/paraquat [2]pseudorotaxane
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Feihe Huang, Karen A. Switek, Harry W. Gibson
Strong complexation between a pyridine-containing cryptand and paraquat can be reversibly switched off (and back on) by adding acid (and then base).
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