作者:Brent E. Dial、Roger D. Rasberry、Brooke N. Bullock、Mark D. Smith、Perry J. Pellechia、Salvatore Profeta、Ken D. Shimizu
DOI:10.1021/ol102659n
日期:2011.1.21
A molecular rotor was designed in which the rate of rotation is accelerated by guest complexation. The binding of an acetate guest to the urea groups lowers the barrier of the adjacent C-aryl-N-imide bond by 2 to 4 kcal/mol. This behavior is in contrast to most molecular rotors in which guest complexation slows rotation.