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Using supramolecular interactions, a novel macrocyclic receptor is able to selectively extract zwitterionic phenylglycine from neutral aqueous solutions into chloroform with up to 91.8% ee. Modeling studies, nuclear magnetic resonance… Click to show full abstract
Using supramolecular interactions, a novel macrocyclic receptor is able to selectively extract zwitterionic phenylglycine from neutral aqueous solutions into chloroform with up to 91.8% ee. Modeling studies, nuclear magnetic resonance experiments, and X-ray diffraction analysis were carried out to explain the high enantioselectivity observed.
Keywords:
macrocyclic receptor;
supramolecular interactions;
phenylglycine;
highly enantioselective;
enantioselective extraction
Journal Title: Organic letters
Year Published: 2020
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Journal Title: Organic letters
Year Published: 2020
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