On the mechanism of mechanochemical molecular encapsulation in peptidic capsules
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M. P. Szymański, H. Jędrzejewska, M. Wierzbicki, A. Szumna
Molecular encapsulation of C60 inside a hydrogen-bond-sealed semi-flexible peptidic capsule is hindered in solution, yet it proceeds effectively after mechanical milling of a solid sample. We show that the molecular mechanism involves the generation of non-covalently disordered forms that are active in guest uptake. We also show that the solvent-free mechanochemical covalent synthesis of capsules directly results in obtaining disordered, active forms.
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