Hemicarcerand hemispherand

As stated above, systematic names of macrocyclic host molecules were absurdly complicated for routine discussions [22]. Therefore Vogtle proposed the name coronand for crown ethers, and that of coronates for their complexes while cryptand complexes were called cryptates . The corresponding noncyclic analogues are podands such as 64 [23] and podates, respectively. The cumbersome name podando-coronands (and correspondingly podando-coronates ) was proposed for lariat ethers [24] having at least one sidearm like 65. Examples of hemispherands 66 [25], cavitands 25 [26] and those of some other hosts are discussed in Chapter 7 in some detail, whilst the exceptional stability of fragile guests 4 [2a] and 67 [27] in the hemicarcerand 5 cavity are discussed in Chapters 1 and Section 7.3. 

It should be stressed that calixarenes, hemispherands and spherands, carcerands and hemicarcerands, and some other molecules discussed elsewhere in this book, belong to the cyclophane group of compounds. 

Fig. 4 Representatives of typical cyclophane host families calixarene (21), resorcinarene (22), cavitands (23, 24), cdrcerand (25). hemicarcerand (26), crown ether (27), cryptand (28), spherand (29). and hemispherand (30)...

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