Can Nonspecific Host−Guest Interaction Lead to Highly Specific Encapsulation by a Supramolecular Nanocapsule?
Can Nonspecific Host−Guest Interaction Lead to Highly Specific Encapsulation by a Supramolecular Nanocapsule?
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DOI:
10.1021/ma900952e
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发表时间:
2009-06
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影响因子:
5.5
通讯作者:
Decheng Wan;Guang-Jia Wang;H. Pu;M. Jin
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作者:
Decheng Wan;Guang-Jia Wang;H. Pu;M. Jin
A general and facile approach for highly selective separation of ionic dyes is described. Core−shell amphiphilic macromolecular nanocapsule (CAM) derived from hyperbranched polymer is structurally featured by the dense functional groups populated in the core, which provide a unique opportunity for the core engineering and structure−property evaluation of a CAM. Here hyperbranched polyethylenimine (HPEI) is alkylated with 2-hexadecyloxymethyloxirane via a single-step, mild and efficient reaction, leading to HP(EI-C16x) (x = 0.10 (1a), 0.15 (1b), 0.20 (1c), 0.30 (1d), 0.60 (1e), and 0.90 (1f), where x represents the fraction of amino protons being alkylated) with a hydrophobic shell and a hydrophilic core. The core of 1d is further treated with propylene oxide, glycidol, methyl iodide, or succinic anhydride, respectively, leading to hydroxyls (2d, 3d), quaternized ammoniums (4d) and carboxyls (5d) populated core. These CAMs show different guest loading capacity and guest recognizing ability and can be used ...