Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors

New acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium receptors containing 5,5′- and 4,4′-disubstituted N,N′-dimethyl-2,2′-bipyridinium moieties (L1-L6) and a polypyridinium receptor L 7 have been synthesised. 1H NMR titratlon studies in deuteriated DMSO show these receptors complex chloride and bromide anions, w...

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Main Authors: Beer, P, Fletcher, N, Grieve, A, Wheeler, J, Moore, C, Wear, T
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 1996
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author Beer, P
Fletcher, N
Grieve, A
Wheeler, J
Moore, C
Wear, T
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Fletcher, N
Grieve, A
Wheeler, J
Moore, C
Wear, T
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description New acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium receptors containing 5,5′- and 4,4′-disubstituted N,N′-dimethyl-2,2′-bipyridinium moieties (L1-L6) and a polypyridinium receptor L 7 have been synthesised. 1H NMR titratlon studies in deuteriated DMSO show these receptors complex chloride and bromide anions, with a 1:1 stoichiometric ligand: chloride stability constant evaluations suggesting the amide containing polypyridinium receptor (L7) forms the most thermodynamically stable chloride anion complex. Square-wave voltammetric investigations showed some of the polypyridinium receptors to recognise electrochemically the chloride anion.
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spelling oxford-uuid:f42207cf-2f9b-45ae-849f-aac3c0e510d62022-03-27T12:17:26ZHalide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptorsJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:f42207cf-2f9b-45ae-849f-aac3c0e510d6EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford1996Beer, PFletcher, NGrieve, AWheeler, JMoore, CWear, TNew acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium receptors containing 5,5′- and 4,4′-disubstituted N,N′-dimethyl-2,2′-bipyridinium moieties (L1-L6) and a polypyridinium receptor L 7 have been synthesised. 1H NMR titratlon studies in deuteriated DMSO show these receptors complex chloride and bromide anions, with a 1:1 stoichiometric ligand: chloride stability constant evaluations suggesting the amide containing polypyridinium receptor (L7) forms the most thermodynamically stable chloride anion complex. Square-wave voltammetric investigations showed some of the polypyridinium receptors to recognise electrochemically the chloride anion.
spellingShingle Beer, P
Fletcher, N
Grieve, A
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Moore, C
Wear, T
Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title_full Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title_fullStr Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title_full_unstemmed Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title_short Halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
title_sort halide anion recognition by new acyclic quaternary polybipyridinium and polypyridinium receptors
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