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Solution host-guest chemistry

We saw in Figure 1.2c that supramolecular chemistry is not just about solid state or solution host-guest chemistry but increasingly emphasises self-assembly and the construction of multi-nanometre scale devices and ultimately materials based on nanometre-scale components (a nanometre is 10 9 of a metre). Strict supramolecular self-assembly (Chapter 10) involves the spontaneous formation of a multi-component aggregate under thermodynamically controlled conditions based on information encoded within the individual building blocks (referred to as tectons ) themselves. The aggregate might comprise only one kind of molecule (as in the multiple copies of the same protein that comprise... [Pg.76]

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