Unidirectional Photoinduced Shuttling in a Rotaxane with a Symmetric Stilbene Dumbbell
Carol A. Stanier, Sara J. Alderman, Timothy D. W. Claridge, Harry L. Anderson
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Carol A. Stanier, Sara J. Alderman, Timothy D. W. Claridge, Harry L. Anderson
Abstract
Up and down the dumbbell: Photoisomerization of a stilbene rotaxane results in relocation of the cyclodextrin macrocycle in just one direction (see scheme). This behavior, and that of related rotaxanes, sheds light on the mechanism of shuttling in molecular machines.
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Up and down the dumbbell: Photoisomerization of a stilbene rotaxane results in relocation of the cyclodextrin macrocycle in just one direction (see scheme). This behavior, and that of related rotaxanes, sheds light on the mechanism of shuttling in molecular machines.
Key concepts: Rotaxane, Dumbbell, Photoisomerization, Molecular machine, Relocation, Photochemistry, Chemistry, Supramolecular chemistry