Multicomponent Self‐Assembly: Generation and Crystal Structure of a Trimetallic[4]Pseudorotaxane
Multicomponent Self‐Assembly: Generation and Crystal Structure of a Trimetallic[4]Pseudorotaxane
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多组分自组装:三金属[4]拟轮烷的生成和晶体结构
DOI:
10.1002/anie.199712941
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发表时间:
1997
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通讯作者:
K. Rissanen
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作者:
P. Baxter;J. Lehn;H. Sleiman;K. Rissanen
The generation of threaded molecular entities such as pseudorotaxanes, rotaxanes, and catenanes is currently the subject of considerable interest owing to the intriguing synthetic and structural issues posed by such systems.[’. 21 Recent developments in this field include potential applications for materials science and the design of supramolecular devices [31 such as novel polymer composites [41 and simple mechanical molecular processe~.[~~ In the case of rotaxanes initial synthetic strategies focused on statistical methods of preparation, but more recently supramolecular approaches utilizing intermolecular interactions-such as aromatic attractive forces,[** 61 hydrogen bonding, r71 and metal ion coordination [’, 81-have been found to be most efficient for threaded molecules. Rotaxanes and pseudorotaxanes that incorporate metal ions represent a particularly interesting class of supramolecular species that might display a rich variety of physicochemical properties such as redox, optical, and magnetic behavior. Metal ion directed threading may also be used for constructing linear arrays of metal ions