Comprehensive Supramolecular Chemistry, Volume 2
Molecular Recognition: Receptors for Molecular Guests
Published on 19. March 1999
Book
Hardback
622 pages
978-0-08-042714-0 (ISBN)
Description
This second volume, containing 18 chapters, is devoted to the design, synthesis and complexing
ability for molecular guest substances of the presently known synthetic host compounds.
Uncharged organic molecules, cations and anions are the targets to be selectively complexed,
imprisoned, transported and extracted. The first chapters provide a more general introduction
into macrocycle synthesis and well known examples of complementary host/guest structures as
well as into the supramolecular binding types. The following chapters consequently give
detailed insight into the hitherto known synthetic receptor substances of all kinds (including
crown compounds, calixarenes, carcerands, siderophores etc) and their selective interaction with
fitting molecular guest substrates.
This volume contains many structural and host/guest illustrations including coloured
illustrations, and also refers to other volumes of this series with regard to, for example, template
synthesis, catenanes, analytical applications etc.
ability for molecular guest substances of the presently known synthetic host compounds.
Uncharged organic molecules, cations and anions are the targets to be selectively complexed,
imprisoned, transported and extracted. The first chapters provide a more general introduction
into macrocycle synthesis and well known examples of complementary host/guest structures as
well as into the supramolecular binding types. The following chapters consequently give
detailed insight into the hitherto known synthetic receptor substances of all kinds (including
crown compounds, calixarenes, carcerands, siderophores etc) and their selective interaction with
fitting molecular guest substrates.
This volume contains many structural and host/guest illustrations including coloured
illustrations, and also refers to other volumes of this series with regard to, for example, template
synthesis, catenanes, analytical applications etc.
More details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
Illustrations
Weight
1630 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-08-042714-0 (9780080427140)
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Content
Introduction and historical perspective (F. Voegtle, E. Weber).
Some general synthetic strategies towards macrocyclic systems (J. Breitenbach, J. Boosfeld, F. Voegtle).
Receptors for organic guest molecules: general principles (H.-J. Schneider, A. K. Mohammad-Ali).
Calixarenes and related hosts (R. Ungaro, A. Pochini). Well-defined inclusion cavities for structure discrimination of organic guests (K. Koga, K. Odashima). Cyclophane hosts: binding of lipophilic and cationic guests (D.A. Dougherty). Cyclophane hosts: endoacidic, endobasic and endolipophilic large cavities (F. Voegtle, C. Seel, P.-M. Windscheif). Cyclophane hosts for quinone guests (C.A. Hunter). Cyclophane hosts: binding of polyols and related guests (Y. Aoyama). The role of the cavity in the design of high-efficiency hosts (B.J. Whitlock, H.W. Whitlock). Cryptophanes (A. Collet). Carcerands and hemicarcerands: hosts that imprison molecular guests (E. Maverick, D.J. Cram).
Large water-soluble cavities (Y. Murakami, O. Hayashida). Hydrogen-bonding receptors: open-chain catalytic systems (A. Bell, E. Anslyn). Cucurbituril (W.L. Mock). Simultaneous binding of cations and neutral molecules (W. Verboom, D.N. Reinhoudt). From chloride katapinates to trinucleotide complexes: developments in molecular recognition of anionic species (C. Seel, J. de Mendoza). Simultaneous binding of cations and anions (M.T. Reetz).
Some general synthetic strategies towards macrocyclic systems (J. Breitenbach, J. Boosfeld, F. Voegtle).
Receptors for organic guest molecules: general principles (H.-J. Schneider, A. K. Mohammad-Ali).
Calixarenes and related hosts (R. Ungaro, A. Pochini). Well-defined inclusion cavities for structure discrimination of organic guests (K. Koga, K. Odashima). Cyclophane hosts: binding of lipophilic and cationic guests (D.A. Dougherty). Cyclophane hosts: endoacidic, endobasic and endolipophilic large cavities (F. Voegtle, C. Seel, P.-M. Windscheif). Cyclophane hosts for quinone guests (C.A. Hunter). Cyclophane hosts: binding of polyols and related guests (Y. Aoyama). The role of the cavity in the design of high-efficiency hosts (B.J. Whitlock, H.W. Whitlock). Cryptophanes (A. Collet). Carcerands and hemicarcerands: hosts that imprison molecular guests (E. Maverick, D.J. Cram).
Large water-soluble cavities (Y. Murakami, O. Hayashida). Hydrogen-bonding receptors: open-chain catalytic systems (A. Bell, E. Anslyn). Cucurbituril (W.L. Mock). Simultaneous binding of cations and neutral molecules (W. Verboom, D.N. Reinhoudt). From chloride katapinates to trinucleotide complexes: developments in molecular recognition of anionic species (C. Seel, J. de Mendoza). Simultaneous binding of cations and anions (M.T. Reetz).