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Enantioselectivity molecular chiral recognition model

These computational studies are comparable to those described in the section covering Type I CSPs. Experimentally the only difference between these separations and those above is that here the selectors are not stationary phases but rather are co-additives that form the diastereomeric complexes. Because no computational studies on type IV CSPs exist, molecular modeling of inorganic coordination complexes directed towards rationalizing enantioselective binding and chiral recognition presents itself as a ripe area for exploration. [Pg.371]


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