Calixarene Metalloreceptors: Demonstration of Size and Shape Selectivity inside a Calixarene Cavity
Stephen J. Loeb, Beth R. Cameron
Abstract
Stephen J. Loeb, Beth R. Cameron
Abstract
Calix[4]arenes substituted with amido groups on the upper rim, can be used a starting materials for the synthesis of calixarene ligands. These ligands can be ortho-palladated to form calixarene metalloreceptors capable of coordinating a substrate inside the bowl-shaped cavity of the calixarene. The principles of size and shape selectivity can be demonstrated employing substituted aromatic amines as model substrates.
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Calix[4]arenes substituted with amido groups on the upper rim, can be used a starting materials for the synthesis of calixarene ligands. These ligands can be ortho-palladated to form calixarene metalloreceptors capable of coordinating a substrate inside the bowl-shaped cavity of the calixarene. The principles of size and shape selectivity can be demonstrated employing substituted aromatic amines as model substrates.
Key concepts: Calixarene, Selectivity, Chemistry, Materials science, Combinatorial chemistry, Stereochemistry, Organic chemistry, Catalysis