Titlebook: Handbook of Macrocyclic Supramolecular Assembly; Yu Liu,Yong Chen,Heng-Yi Zhang Reference work 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 202

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Triptycene-Derived Macrocyclic Arenestrylene, pillararenes, and their analogues, have attracted much attention and also become one of the most important and studied synthetic macrocyclic hosts during the last decades. Triptycene has been proved to be useful building block for the development of new synthetic hosts with specific structu

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Emerging Macrocyclic Arenes Related to Calixarenes and Pillararenesare very influential members in virtue of their selective host-guest properties and multifarious applications. In this chapter, we give a brief introduction of the recent advances on synthetic macrocyclic arenes related to calixarenes and pillararenes, focusing on their syntheses, structures, and mo

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Supramolecular Medicine of Diverse Calixarene Derivativesent interactions. Compared to covalent bonds in traditional chemistry, supramolecular chemistry emphasizes reversible non-covalent and weak interactions between molecules. These intermolecular interaction forces generally include static electricity, π-π stacking, hydrogen bonding, hydrophobic intera

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Preparation of Biosensor Based on Supermolecular Recognizationlex and ordered assemblies formed by noncovalent interactions, such as metal coordination, hydrogen bonding, π-π stacking, van der Waals force, and hydrophobic interaction [1, 2]. As an important research content in supermolecular chemistry, host-guest molecular recognization refers to the process i

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Application of Anion-π Interaction on Supramolecular Self-Assemblyioneering theoretical prediction and nomination, recent years have witnessed the remarkable applications of this non-covalent driving force in anion recognition, sensing, ion transport, and catalysis. Relatively, utilizing anion-π to direct molecular self-assembly remains largely unexplored. This is

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Biphen[,]arenes: Synthesis and Host–Guest Properties and supramolecular chemistry. The most well-known supramolecular hosts, including cyclodextrins (CDs), crown ethers, calix[.]arenes, and cucurbit[.]urils (CBs), are widely investigated as building blocks for molecular recognition [1], self-assembly [2], smart materials [3–6], drug delivery [7, 8],

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Functionalized Cyclodextrins and Their Applications in Biodeliverytural cyclodextrins consist of many free hydroxyl groups (each sugar unit contributes three free hydroxyl groups), and these hydroxyl groups can be substituted by other functional groups in some appropriate ways, thus providing cyclodextrins with a much wider range of potential utilities. The more w