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Molecular modelling crown ether-cation complexes

Pedersen prepared Corey-Pauling-Koltun molecular models of his new complexing agents and observed that they bound cations in a manner similar to the crowning of a regal head. He called the compounds crown ethers, inspired by the observation that they crown cations, and in part because their systematic names are impossibly cumbersome. [Pg.865]

Crystals of salt composed of sodium anion and a complex sodium cation. The molecular models show the complex of an alkali metal cation (Na or K ) with an organic compound called crown ether. The large green sphere is the alkali metal anion. [Pg.884]


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