Advances in cucurbituril bonded stationary phases for chromatographic separation
Fenglian Qi, Yudong Xu, Zihui Meng, Min Xue, Zhibin Xu, Lili Qiu, Kejian Cui
Abstract
Fenglian Qi, Yudong Xu, Zihui Meng, Min Xue, Zhibin Xu, Lili Qiu, Kejian Cui
Abstract
Cucurbit [n] urils (CB [n]), a kind of host molecules of the fourth generation supramolecule followed crown ethers, cyclodextrins and calixarenes in supramolecular chemistry, are macrocyclic ligands and consist of several glycoluril units. Their special molecular recognition based on unique separation selectivity and stability have gained great interest in supramolecular chemistry and chromatography. Hereby, we give a review of research progresses of cucurbit [n] urils structural features, its homologues and derivatives and their applications in chromatographic stationary phase.
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Cucurbit [n] urils (CB [n]), a kind of host molecules of the fourth generation supramolecule followed crown ethers, cyclodextrins and calixarenes in supramolecular chemistry, are macrocyclic ligands and consist of several glycoluril units. Their special molecular recognition based on unique separation selectivity and stability have gained great interest in supramolecular chemistry and chromatography. Hereby, we give a review of research progresses of cucurbit [n] urils structural features, its homologues and derivatives and their applications in chromatographic stationary phase.
Key concepts: Cucurbituril, Supramolecular chemistry, Calixarene, Chemistry, Host–guest chemistry, Molecule, Stationary phase, Molecular recognition