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Heteroditopic host–guest architectures composed of pillar[5]arene–calix[4]pyrrole and alkylnitrile–carboxylate units were used to construct an ABCD type supramolecular polymer and subsequently fabricate a xerogel. The resulting system was then utilized to remove naphthols selectively from water over a variety of micropollutants.

Graphical abstract: A pillar[5]arene- and calix[4]pyrrole-based supramolecular polymer for selective removal of naphthols from water

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