Reversible and contrasting changes of the cloud point temperature of pillar[5]arenes with one quinone unit and tri(ethylene oxide) chains induced by redox chemistry and host–guest complexation
Facile and efficient formation and dissociation of a pseudo[2]rotaxane by a slippage approach using pillar[5]arene-based cyclic host liquid and solvent
A pillar[5]arene-based pseudo[2]rotaxane was synthesizedusing a slippage method by only heating an axle with bulky valine derivative ends in a cyclic host liquid (CHL), which is liquid at room...
We synthesize nonionic polymer-based polyrotaxanes by click reactions in pillar[5]arene-based cyclic host liquids and a topological gel by a metathesis reaction.
Redox-Responsive Complexation between a Pillar[5]arene with Mono(ethylene oxide) Substituents and Paraquat
作者:Xiaodong Chi、Min Xue、Yong Yao、Feihe Huang
DOI:10.1021/ol402048n
日期:2013.9.20
Host–guestcomplexation between a pillar[5]arene with mono(ethylene oxide) substituents and paraquat was studied. We demonstrated that this pillar[5]arene can form a 1:1 complex with paraquat in solution and in the solid state. The formation of this complex was confirmed by proton NMR spectroscopy, electrospray ionization mass spectrometry, and single crystal X-ray analysis. Furthermore, this complexation
bicyclic compound which could dynamically change its hydrophobic/hydrophilic ratio by chemical stimulus. The bicyclic compound consisted of amphiphilic pillar[5]arene and hydrophobic alkyl chain rings, and formed a self-inclusion structure in aqueous media, which was assigned as a pseudo[1]catenane structure. The hydrophobic chain ring was hidden inside the pillar[5]arene cavity in the pseudo[1]catenane
(a bulk system) results in visible green emission from the formed exciplexes. In the bulk system, the guest molecules are always surrounded by excess pillar[5]arene molecules, resulting in the formation of mainly inclusion-type exciplexes. In the bulk system, energy migration occurs between the pillar[5]arene molecules. Excitation of the pillar[5]arenes results in a more intense green exciplex emission