Cryptands cryptophanes

For a time one managed by choosing new descriptions and used intricate contractions and modifications of the available terms Some examples being clathrate complex, clathrate hydrate, hydrocarbon clathrate, gas hydrate, interlamellar sorbent, molecular compoimd, addition compound, loose addition complex, cascade complex, lock-and-key complex, super molecular complex, molecular complex associate, tweezer molecule complex, soccer molecule complex, hexapus molecule complex, octopus molecule complex as well as complexes or inclusion compounds of spherands, sepulchrands, coronands, cyclidenes, cryptands, cryptophanes, calixarenes, cucurbit-uril, annelides etc. 

The same strategy can be used with polyfunctional building blocks, and a variety of peptoid-based cryptands, cages, and cryptophanes was synthesized (Scheme 26) [100]. 

Classification and Nomenclature of Supramolecular Compounds, p. 261 Crown Ethers, p. 326 Cryptands, p. 334 Cryptophanes, p. 340... 

Carbohydrates, Recognition of, p. 169 Carbonic Anhydrase Models, p. 178 Carcerands and Hernicarcerands. p. 189 Cation-n Interactions, p. 214 Cavitands, p. 219 Chiral Guest Recognition, p. 236 Classical Descriptions of Inclusion Compounds, p. 253 Classification and Nomenclature of Supramolecular Compounds, p. 261 Clathrate Hydrates, p. 274 Conzplexation of Fullerenes, p. 302 Concepts in Ciystal Engineering, p. 319 Crown Ethers, p. 326 Cryptands, p. 334 Cryptophanes, p. 340 Cyclodextrins, p. 398... 

Cryptophane A host that combines the structural features of a cryptand and a cyclophane. Typically two cone-shaped cyclotriveratrylenes are linked with three bridges to create an enforced cavity. 

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