Dynamic Molecular Propeller: Supramolecular Chirality Sensing by Enhanced Chiroptical Response through the Transmission of Point Chirality to Mobile Helicity
p-xylylenediammonium derivatives (R,R)/(S,S)-3 (chirality generation). Through transmission of the point chiralities attached on the nitrogens in the chiral guests to the mobile helicity in 1a-H, the propeller-shaped host in the complex is biased to prefer a particular handedness (chirality biasing). While chiral guests with simple point chiralities such as (R,R)/(S,S)-3 exhibit only very weak CD activity
Designed molecular propellers based on tetraarylterephthalamide and their chiroptical properties induced by biased helicity through transmission of point chirality
syn-atropisomers of the title bis(tertiary amide)s were designed as six-bladed molecular propellers based on the "directing effects" of amide dipoles; the helicity of the propeller is biased to prefer one handedness upon the attachment of point chirality to the amide nitrogens to attain stronger circular-dichroism activity than for the non-propeller-shaped anti-isomers.