Precise Assembly/Disassembly of Homo-Type and Hetero-Type Macrocycles with Photoresponsive and Non-Photoresponsive Dynamic Covalent Bonds
Junmiao Deng,
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Hanwei Lu,
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Hebo Ye
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et al.
Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
23(10), P. 2498 - 2509
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Dynamic
covalent
macrocycles
offer
the
advantage
of
tunable
ring-opening/ring-closure
and
structural
transformation,
but
their
control
with
precision
remains
a
daunting
task
due
to
labile
nature
reversible
bonds.
Herein
we
demonstrate
precise
formation/scission
varied
sizes
by
contrasting
reactivity,
stability,
degradability
light-active
light-inactive
dynamic
The
incorporation
photoswitchable
non-photoresponsive
aldehyde
sites
into
one
single
dialdehyde
component
afforded
creation
[1
+
1]
type
primary
diamines
suitable
lengths.
manipulation
light
acid/base
stimuli
allowed
on-demand
breaking/remaking
macrocycles,
achieving
interconversion
between
macrocyclic
linear
skeletons.
Moreover,
combination
dialdehyde,
diamines,
secondary
enabled
construction
hetero-type
[2
1
1']
via
enhanced
discrimination
hierarchical
assembly.
Light-induced
kinetic
locking/unlocking
bonds
further
macrocycle-to-macrocycle
conversion
when
needed.
Through
leveraging
controllable
connection/disconnection,
switchable
formation/disintegration
mechanically
interlocked
catenanes
was
accomplished.
results
described
showcase
potential
photoinduced
chemistry
for
preparing
complex
architectures
should
set
stage
molecular
recognition,
assemblies,
synthetic
motors,
responsive
materials.
Language: Английский
Chiral Reticular Chemistry toward Functional Materials Discovery and Beyond
Accounts of Materials Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Language: Английский
Racemic Assembly of Octahedral Metallomesogens via Δ−Λ Chiral Interaction: Detection of Novel VCD Signals in Quasi‐Racemate
Hideyo Yoshida,
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K. Nishimoto,
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Hidetaka Yuge
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et al.
Small,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 19, 2025
Abstract
The
liquid
crystalline
columnar
assemblies
have
been
developed
by
using
racemic
metal
complexes
with
Δ,
Λ
chirality
(
M‐C8
,
M
=
Ru
or
Ir)
as
mesogens.
A
exhibits
rectangular
(Col
r
)
and
hexagonal
h
phases
upon
cooling
from
their
isotropic
phases,
which
are
analyzed
the
combination
of
grazing‐incidence
X‐ray
diffraction
(GI‐XRD)
measurements
molecular
dynamics
(MD)
simulation.
In
Col
phase,
lattice
parameter
a
3.2
nm,
single
molecules
proposed
to
stack
form
columns.
By
contrast,
large
dimensions
12.4
nm
b
2.6
is
formed
in
phase.
MD
simulations
demonstrated
that
two
columns,
each
alternating
stacking
Δ
isomers,
pair
subsequently
assembles
construct
lattice.
paired
columns
separate
into
individual
phase
at
higher
temperature,
column
behaving
independently.
quasi‐racemic
assembly
Δ‐
Ru‐C8
Λ‐
Ir‐C8
vice
versa
further
prepared
via
Δ−Λ
interaction.
It
found
same
structure
rac
‐
exhibit
different
vibrational
circular
dichroism
(VCD)
signals
enantiomers.
Language: Английский
A Noncovalent π‐Stacked Dual‐Pore Molecular Crystal for Ethanol/Water and Benzene/Methanol Azeotrope Separation
Meng Xiang,
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Shuixiang Zou,
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Jiawei Li
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et al.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Abstract
Separation
of
ethanol/water
or
benzene/methanol
azeotrope
mixtures
presents
significant
challenges,
not
only
due
to
the
limitations
conventional
distillation
techniques
but
also
because
constraints
in
developing
and
utilizing
new
generation
adsorbents.
Porous
organic
molecular
frameworks
constructed
via
noncovalent
π‐interactions
are
emerging
as
novel
adsorbents
with
vast
potential
gas
adsorption
separation.
Herein,
we
report
a
permanent
two‐dimensional
porous
structure,
namely
TDTBA‐1
,
which
consists
two
different
kinds
pores
through
π‐stacking
single
molecule
highly
T
d
symmetry.
Activated
exhibits
excellent
hydrophobicity,
thermal
stability,
recoverability
high
selectivity
for
ethanol
over
water,
benzene
methanol.
Therefore,
activated
can
be
used
an
efficient
stationary
phase
separation
azeotropes
by
high‐resolution
chromatography.
Language: Английский
A Noncovalent π‐Stacked Dual‐Pore Molecular Crystal for Ethanol/Water and Benzene/Methanol Azeotrope Separation
Meng Xiang,
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Shuixiang Zou,
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Jiawei Li
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et al.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 15, 2024
Separation
of
ethanol/water
or
benzene/methanol
azeotrope
mixtures
presents
significant
challenges,
not
only
due
to
the
limitations
conventional
distillation
techniques
but
also
because
constraints
in
developing
and
utilizing
new
generation
adsorbents.
Porous
organic
molecular
frameworks
constructed
via
noncovalent
π-interactions
are
emerging
as
novel
adsorbents
with
vast
potential
gas
adsorption
separation.
Herein,
we
report
a
permanent
two-dimensional
porous
structure,
namely
TDTBA-1,
which
consists
two
different
kinds
pores
through
π-stacking
single
molecule
highly
T
Language: Английский