Sulfate anion-templated assembly of a [2]catenane

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Publication Date 2008-07-22
DOI 10.1039/B808094A
Impact Factor 6.222
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Buqing Huang, Sergio M. Santos, Vitor Felix, Paul D. Beer


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Abstract

The sulfate anion’s templating role in catenane formation is demonstrated for the first time; a novel bis-pyridinium nicotinamide [2]catenane is prepared in a remarkable high yield and is shown to exhibit selectivity for sulfate, the templating anion.

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