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Cation–pi interactions in neutral calix[4]resorcinarenes

✍ Scribed by Jerry L Atwood; Agnieszka Szumna


Publisher
Elsevier Science
Year
2002
Tongue
English
Weight
290 KB
Volume
2
Category
Article
ISSN
1472-7862

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✦ Synopsis


The interaction of the neutral form of resorcin [4]arene 1 (R=i-Bu) with tetraalkylammonium cations (Me 4 N + , Et 4 N + , Pr 4 N + and Bu 4 N + ) was analyzed in the solid state and in methanol solutions. In methanol, NMR titration results indicate almost no differentiation between Me 4 N + and Et 4 N + cations (K ass (Me 4 N + )=93 M À1 and K ass (Et 4 N + )=81 M À1 ) and a relatively low association constant for Pr 4 N + ( K ass (Pr 4 N + )=25 M À1 ). In the solid state, for the Me 4 NCl complex, the resorcinarene assumes the C 2v boat conformation and is surrounded by as many as four Me 4 NCl moieties. The structure of the Et 4 NCl complex indicates that ethyl group can be conveniently placed in the resocin[4]arene cavity. The larger Bu 4 N + cation was found completely external to the cavity.


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