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Rotaxanes oligorotaxanes

Acylation of hydroxy groups of axle components is one of the most effective end-capping methods of rotaxane synthesis. While acylation of alcohol is usually carried out in the presence of tertiary amines such as triethyl-amine, the use of amine significantly decreased the yield of the rotaxane. Takata et al. have demonstrated that the use of the combination of trib-utylphosphine as a catalyst and acid anhydride as an acylation reagent is an excellent solution to this problem [60]. The acid-catalyzed acylation is also effective [61]. The oligorotaxanes were easily prepared in more than... [Pg.14]

In this type of rotaxane, the intramolecular hydrogen-bonding interaction between ammonium salt and crown ether is too strong to neutralize the ammonium part with usual bases. In fact, Takata et al. found that the rate of proton-exchange between [2]rotaxane and water was far slower than that between pyrrole and water, suggesting the extremely lowered acidity of the ammonium moiety [74]. However, the ammonium group can be quantitatively acylated by the excess amount of electrophile in the presence of excess triethylamine. Some oligorotaxanes can be prepared by this process (Scheme 12). [Pg.17]

Cyclophanes are the class of synthetic receptors that have a hydrophobic cavity. Water-soluble cyclophane can make organic compounds soluble in water via the formation of inclusion complex. Anderson et al. synthesized rod-like organic compounds in water in the presence of water-soluble cyclophanes, and obtained corresponding rotaxanes. When oxidative coupling of an acetylenic derivative in the presence of a cyclophane, an oligorotaxane having an axle with a conjugated structure was dominantly obtained rather than non-complexed diacetylene.[187,188] (Scheme 31). This rotaxane is a prototype of insulated molecular wire that is expected as an electric wire in a molecular device. [Pg.40]

Fig. 8 The three families of oligorotaxanes, exemplified by compounds derived from a heptameric DNP thread. The rotaxanes moods depend on their adherence to a selection rule forbidding CBPOT " to occupy adjacent DNP sites. Whereas Confiased rotaxanes can adopt multiple stable translational isomers and Frustrated rotaxanes cannot obey the rule at all, Happy rotaxanes express a single rule-compliant isomer... Fig. 8 The three families of oligorotaxanes, exemplified by compounds derived from a heptameric DNP thread. The rotaxanes moods depend on their adherence to a selection rule forbidding CBPOT " to occupy adjacent DNP sites. Whereas Confiased rotaxanes can adopt multiple stable translational isomers and Frustrated rotaxanes cannot obey the rule at all, Happy rotaxanes express a single rule-compliant isomer...

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