Assisted formation of chiral porphyrin homoaggregates by an induced helical poly(phenylacetylene) template and their chiral memory.
Assisted formation of chiral porphyrin homoaggregates by an induced helical poly(phenylacetylene) template and their chiral memory.
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10.1002/anie.200504162
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2006-04
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H. Onouchi;Toyoharu Miyagawa;K. Morino;E. Yashima
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H. Onouchi;Toyoharu Miyagawa;K. Morino;E. Yashima
The self-assembly of achiral chromophores, in particular, porphyrins and cyanine dyes, into supramolecular helical J-aggregates with a controlled helix sense [1, 2] has attracted significant interest in recent years because of its potential application to optoelectronic materials [3] as well as models for photosynthesis.[4] Chiral small molecules [1e–g, i] and biopolymers [1a–d, f, h, j] have often been used as templates for the induction of chirality. Physical forces, such as selected vortex stirring or spinning, can also induce a chiral bias to such a chiral J-aggregation.[2] Previously, we reported that a positively charged, dynamically racemic helical polyacetylene, the hydrochloride salt of poly (4-(N, N-diisopropylaminomethyl) phenylacetylene)(poly-1-HCl; Figure 1), formed an excess helical sense of one through ionic interactions in water when induced by a small amount of chiral acids.[5] The polymer backbone region of the complexes exhibited a characteristic induced circular dichroism (ICD). We now find that poly-1-HCl can trap a hydrophobic chiral guest,(S)-1, 1’-bi-2-naphthol (2), within its hydrophobic cavity in water which results in an intense ICD owing to a predominantly one-handed helix as a consequence of a large chiral amplification. The induced helix possesses charged pendant groups at the polymer surface which arrange in a helical array with one predominant screw sense, which can serve as the template for further supramolecular helical arrays of an achiral porphyrin with opposite charges, such