ArticleScience advances2017
A polyaromatic nanocapsule as a sucrose receptor in water.
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5 authors at 2 institutions in 1 country.
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Abstract
Selective recognition of saccharides by artificial receptors in water is a challenging goal due to their strong hydrophilicities and complex molecular structures with subtle regio- and stereochemical differences. We report the selective and efficient encapsulation of d-sucrose within a coordination-driven molecular capsule from natural saccharide mixtures in water (~100% selectivity, >85% yield, and ~10
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