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Complex Formation Involving Calixarenes

Complex Formation Involving Calixarenes 7.1 Solid State Complexes with Neutral Molecules... [Pg.38]

Chloroform solutions of calixarenes (33 38)293,354 show high affinity for Au111 and good selectivity over Fe111 in some cases.293 Spectroscopic data indicate that complex formation with thioethoxy calix[4]arenes involves formation of inner-sphere complexes with Au—S bonds.354... [Pg.793]

Supramolecular catalysis may also involve the combination of a host cavity and a metal active site as in the bis(diphenylphosphino)calix[4]arene nickel(II) complex 12.40 which acts as an efficient catalyst for ethylene and propylene polymerisation, and in tandem with zirconocene dichloride, for the formation of linear low-density polyethylene. In the latter case the complex gives very little branching - a significant advantage. The key to the effectiveness of the catalyst involves calixarene-induced changes in the bite angle at the Ni(II) centre, which is square planar in the active form of the catalyst.29... [Pg.847]

There is only eight crystal structures of calix[7]arenes deposited in CSD. The reason for this is much more difficult synthesis of seven-membered calixarenes and/or difficulties in obtaining monocrystals of this compounds and their complexes/co-crystals. Like for smaller calixarenes discussed above also here the self-inclusion of one of the substituent may occur like in para-t-hvXy -carboxymethoxycalix[7]arene/deuterochloroform clathrate (Fig. 38.25a) [52] or inclusion complexes are obtained. For the later, due to a great degree of flexibility, many conformations of calixarene host molecule is possible but the most observed is a double partial cone, e.g. 1 2 para-t-butyl-calix[7]arene/pyridine inclusion complex where one guest molecule is located in each partial cone cavity (Fig. 38.25b) [53]. In one case the flattened cone conformation was found where the (Fig. 38.25c). In this crystal structure one toluene and one disordered benzene/ toluene molecule are involved in inclusion complex formation with one para-t-butyl-calix[7]arene molecule [54]. [Pg.1028]


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