A self-complexing and self-assembling pillar[5]arene
Abstract
A monofunctionalised pillar[5]arene derivative carrying a viologen side chain which exhibits self-complexation in dilute dichloromethane solutions forms supramolecular daisy chain
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A monofunctionalised pillar[5]arene derivative carrying a viologen side chain which exhibits self-complexation in dilute dichloromethane solutions forms supramolecular daisy chain
The article was received on 28 Sep 2011, accepted on 29 Nov 2011 and first published on 20 Dec 2011
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