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Receptors redox-active

Effective charge and transition-state structure in solution, 27, 1 Effective molarities of intramolecular reactions, 17,183 Electrical conduction in organic solids, 16,159 Electrochemical methods, study of reactive intermediates by, 19, 131 Electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species by redox-active receptor molecules, 31, 1... [Pg.336]

Receptor molecules, redox-active, electrochemical recognition of charged and neutral guest species... [Pg.340]

Electrochemical Recognition of Charged and Neutral Guest Species by Redox-active Receptor Moleculesf... [Pg.1]

Studies in the area of electrochemical molecular recognition deal with bifunctional receptor molecules that contain not only binding sites but also one or more redox-active centres whose electron transfer reaction is coupled to the receptor s complexation. Such systems can be described by the scheme of squares as shown in Scheme 1. [Pg.3]

Electrochemical recognition of cationic guest species by redox-active receptor molecules... [Pg.6]

We have recently demonstrated (Beer et al., 1995b,c) that it is possible electrochemically to detect simultaneously the presence of two different cations bound in the redox-active ferrocene bis-crown ether receptor [15] as shown in Fig. 10. [Pg.15]

Ammonium cation-selective redox-active receptors... [Pg.19]

The anion coordination properties of receptors such as compound [93] (Fig. 51) are currently under investigation. This molecule contains both a redox-active ruthenium bipyridyl moiety and also a cobaltocenium unit. This type of host has already been shown by 1H nmr and fluorescence emission spectroscopy to exhibit remarkable selectivity for the chloride anion in preference to dihydrogenphosphate (Beer and Szemes, 1995). [Pg.66]


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