ArticleJournal of the American Chemical Society2025
Introducing Prism[4]arene: A Macrocycle with Enantiomerically Resolvable Inherent Chirality and Intriguing Chiroptical Properties.
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- Sulfated prism[6]arene as a water-soluble host for molecular recognition of dye pollutants in aqueous environments.Communications chemistry · 2026Article
- Enantioselective sensing driven by the interplay of point, helical and planar chirality in pillar[5]arene Pseudo[1]catenanes.Communications chemistry · 2025Article
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Abstract
This study presents the first report of an inherently chiral prismarene with resolved enantiomers. Prism[4]arenes, synthesized via a thermodynamic template approach using a tailor-made selective cation, effectively maintain their chirality due to their strained macrorings and narrow annuli, which prevent the flipping of naphthalene rings. The solid-state structure of the synthesized
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