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9783540321514

Supramolecular Chirality

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    9783540321514

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    3540321519

  • Edition: 1st
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  • Copyright: 2006-06-15
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag
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Summary

Univ. of Twente, The Netherlands. Topics include chiral spaces in supramolecular assemblies; dynamic helical structures; supramolecular chirogenesis in host-guest systems containing porphyrinoids; supramolecular chirality in coordination chemistry; dynamic chirality; supramolecular chirality; and more. For researchers.

Table of Contents

Chiral Spaces in Supramolecular Assemblies
1(46)
A. Scarso
J. Rebek, Jr.
Introduction: Chiral Spaces in Supramolecular Assemblies
3(7)
Kinds and Strength of Weak Intermolecular Forces. Multivalency and Cooperativity Concepts
4(2)
Lifetime of Supramolecular Assemblies
6(1)
Examples in Nature
7(1)
Supramolecular Chirality in Artificial Systems
8(2)
Chiral Assemblies Comprising Enantiopure Building Blocks
10(18)
Achiral tris-Melamine with Chiral Cyanurate Assembly
10(1)
Double Rosettes
11(1)
Diastereoselective Non-Covalent Synthesis of Chiral Dimelamines---Barbituric Acid Assemblies
11(3)
Chiral Amplification in Dimelamines-Cyanurate Assemblies
14(2)
Capsules
16(1)
Calix[4]arene Urea Dimeric Capsules
16(3)
Peptido Calix[4]arene Capsules
19(1)
Ion Pairing Dimeric Capsules
20(1)
Tetrameric Capsule
21(2)
Cylindrical Dimeric Capsule
23(2)
G-Quadruplex Assemblies
25(1)
Other Dimeric Assemblies
25(3)
Chiral Assemblies Comprising Achiral Building Blocks
28(7)
Racemic Capsules
29(1)
Calix[4]arene Capsules
29(1)
Tennis Ball Capsule
30(1)
Softball Capsule
31(4)
Enantioselective Synthesis via the Chiral Memory Effect
35(3)
Enantiopure Double Rosettes
35(2)
Chiral Enantioenriched Softball
37(1)
Asymmetric Spaces within an Achiral Cylindrical Host
38(6)
Single Encapsulation
39(1)
Double Coencapsulation
40(3)
Triple Coencapsulation
43(1)
Conclusions
44(1)
Outlook
44(3)
References
44(3)
Dynamic Helical Structures: Detection and Amplification of Chirality
47(42)
K. Maeda
E. Yashima
Introduction
48(1)
Helical Aggregates
49(12)
Helical Aggregates Based on Small Molecules
49(6)
Chiral Amplification by Helical Aggregates
55(5)
Chirality Sensing by Helical Aggregates
60(1)
Helical Macromolecules and Oligomers
61(19)
Poly(phenylacetylene)s
62(5)
Other Helical Polymers and Oligomers
67(4)
Chirality Sensing by Helix Inversion
71(3)
Memory and Storage of Helical Chirality
74(4)
Chirality Sensing in Gel and Solid
78(1)
Sensing and Amplification of Chirality in Liquid Crystal
79(1)
Supramolecular Assembly of Helical Polymers
80(3)
Conclusion
83(6)
References
84(5)
Supramolecular Chirogenesis in Host-Guest Systems Containing Porphyrinoids
89(58)
V. V. Borovkov
Y. Inoue
Introduction
90(3)
Supramolecular Chirogenesis: Definition, Significance, and Occurrence in Natural Systems
90(1)
Overview of Latest Reviews
91(2)
Supramolecular Systems on the Basis of Monomeric Porphyrinoids
93(6)
Achiral/Racemic Porphyrinoids
93(4)
Chiral Porphyrinoids
97(2)
Chiral Dimeric/Oligomeric Porphyrinoids Constructed from Achiral Monomers Fixed by Noncovalent Bridges
99(6)
Supramolecular Systems on the Basis of Dimeric/Oligomeric Porphyrinoids
105(21)
Achiral/Racemic Porphyrinoids
105(12)
Chiral Porphyrinoids
117(1)
Interactions with Achiral Counterparts
118(3)
Interactions with Chiral Counterparts
121(5)
Supramolecular Systems on the Basis of Aggregated Porphyrinoids
126(15)
Monomeric Achiral/Racemic Porphyrinoids
126(1)
Spontaneous Resolution and Stirring Induced Chirality
126(3)
Interactions with Chiral Counterparts
129(2)
Monomeric Chiral Porphyrinoids
131(8)
Dimeric/Oligomeric Porphyrinoids
139(2)
Concluding Remarks and Future Perspectives
141(6)
References
142(5)
Supramolecular Chirality in Coordination Chemistry
147(38)
G. Seeber
B. E. F. Tidemann
K. N. Raymond
Introduction
148(11)
Generation of Chirality
152(1)
Overview of Coordination Assemblies
153(2)
Racemization of Coordination Assemblies
155(4)
Chiral Supramolecular Architectures
159(19)
Helicates
159(1)
Single-Stranded Helicates
159(1)
Double-Stranded Helicates
160(1)
Triple-Stranded Helicates
160(1)
Quadruple-Stranded Helicates
161(1)
Circular Helicates
162(1)
Trigonal (Anti)prism
162(4)
Tetrahedra
166(1)
M4L6 Stoichiometry
166(5)
M4L4 Stoichiometry
171(2)
M6L4 Stoichiometry
173(2)
Trigonal Bipyramid
175(1)
Octahedra
175(1)
Cuboctahedra
176(2)
Conclusions and Outlook
178(7)
References
179(6)
Dynamic Chirality: Molecular Shuttles and Motors
185(24)
D. A. Leigh
E. M. Perez
Introduction
185(2)
Controlled Motion at the Molecular Level; Walking in a Hurricane
186(1)
Dynamic Chirality in Covalently Linked Molecular Rotors
187(8)
Dynamic Chirality in Interlocked Architectures
195(11)
Translational Isomerism in Molecular Shuttles
196(2)
Translational Isomerism in Catenanes
198(6)
Influencing the Expression of Chirality with Interlocked Architectures
204(2)
Conclusions and Outlook
206(3)
References
206(3)
Supramolecular Surface Chirality
209(44)
K.-H. Ernst
Introduction
211(8)
Chirality at Surfaces
211(2)
Structures of Clean Surfaces
213(2)
Experimental Aspects
215(1)
Molecular Deposition
216(1)
STM
216(2)
LEED
218(1)
Achiral Molecules at Surfaces
219(7)
Surface-Induced Chirality
219(2)
Molecular Rearrangement
221(1)
Reaction-Induced Chirality
222(1)
Assembly-Enforced Chirality
223(1)
Substrate Lattice-Induced Chirality
224(2)
Chiral Recognition in Two Dimensions
226(19)
Enantiomorphism at Surfaces
226(1)
Chiral Patterns in Close-Packed Monolayers
227(4)
Chiral Clusters, Chains and Rings
231(3)
Losing the Expression: Achiral Lattices from Chiral Molecules
234(2)
Spontaneous Resolution
236(7)
Enantiospecific Surface Chemistry
243(1)
Diastereoisomeric Recognition
244(1)
Amplification of Chirality in Two Dimensions
245(4)
Homochirality from Prochiral Precursors
245(1)
Homochiral Pseudo-Racemic Systems
246(2)
Magnetic Field Induced Enantiomeric Excess
248(1)
Outlook
249(4)
References
249(4)
Supramolecular Chiral Functional Materials
253(50)
D. B. Amabilino
J. Veciana
Introduction
254(1)
Why Chiral Functional Materials?
254(1)
Preparing Supramolecular Chiral Materials
254(1)
Supramolecular Chirality in Systems of Interest in Molecular Electronics
255(8)
Conductivity in Materials
255(1)
Chiral Conductors Incorporating Small Molecules
256(3)
Chiral Polymeric Conductors
259(4)
Stereochemistry of Supramolecular Liquid Crystals
263(14)
Intrinsically Chiral Supramolecular Liquid Crystals
264(5)
Induced Chirality in Achiral Liquid Crystals
269(5)
Spontaneous Resolution in Achiral and Racemic Liquid Crystals
274(3)
Gels
277(4)
Chiral Magnets
281(7)
Materials with Interesting Optical Properties
288(6)
Colourants
288(4)
Nonlinear Optical Materials
292(1)
Luminescent Materials
293(1)
Conclusion and Outlook
294(9)
References
294(9)
Author Index Volumes 251--265 303(8)
Subject Index 311

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