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Rotaxanes transition metal-controlled

IV. Transition-Metal-Controlled Threading A New Principle of Rotaxane Synthesis... [Pg.125]

Transition metal-controlled threading a new principle of rotaxane synthesis... [Pg.253]

Higher order [n]-rotaxanes could be, in principle, synthesized by the transition metal-controlled threading process, provided that the linear component contains the... [Pg.254]

Fig. 11 Principle of transition metal-templated synthesis of a [2]rotaxane. A thick line represents a dpp chelate, a black dot represents a metal cation, a hatched diamond represents a Au(III) porphyrin and an empty diamond represents a Zn(II) porphyrin. The transition metal controls the threading of Au(III) porphyrin-pendant macrocycle (A) onto chelate (B), to form prerotaxane (C). Construction of the porphyrin stoppers at the X functions leads to the metal complex [2]rotaxane (D). Removal of the template cation forms the free rotaxane (E)... Fig. 11 Principle of transition metal-templated synthesis of a [2]rotaxane. A thick line represents a dpp chelate, a black dot represents a metal cation, a hatched diamond represents a Au(III) porphyrin and an empty diamond represents a Zn(II) porphyrin. The transition metal controls the threading of Au(III) porphyrin-pendant macrocycle (A) onto chelate (B), to form prerotaxane (C). Construction of the porphyrin stoppers at the X functions leads to the metal complex [2]rotaxane (D). Removal of the template cation forms the free rotaxane (E)...
The earliest syntheses of rotaxanes were largely based on the statistical or directed methods.2,3 Statistical methods require very precise reaction conditions, and directed methods involve numerous chemicals steps. However, the use of templates allows high control of these synthetic methods resulting in efficient and precise assemblies of rotaxanes that incorporate a wide range of chemical functionalities. Two types of interactions occur in synthetic template methods (1) purely organic and (2) transition-metal-templated. In this latter case, the template can easily be removed at the end of the synthesis, whereas in the former, the interactions between the template and the components of the final rotaxane will often be maintained. Selected examples will now illustrate the statistical, the directed, and templated strategies outlined above. The transition-metal-templated route will be developed separately. [Pg.132]

TRANSITION METAL-CONTAINING CATENANES AND ROTAXANES CONTROL OF ELECTRONIC AND MOLECULAR MOTIONS... [Pg.23]


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