AI Article Synopsis
- The study reports the successful creation of a linear [3]catenane, which consists of three interlinked rings, using coordination-driven self-assembly methods.
- Naphthalene-based acceptor A1 and triazole-based donor L1 were employed in the reaction to initiate this self-assembly process.
- The formation of the catenane structure was achieved through various non-covalent interactions, including π-π stacking and CH-π and CH-N interactions, which work together to stabilize the topology.
Article Abstract
Here we report the synthesis of a linear [3]catenane comprised of three interlocking rings, by coordination-driven self-assembly. Naphthalene-based acceptor A1 and triazole-based donor L1 were utilized for the self-assembly reaction, which facilitated the formation of linear [3]catenane topology through synergistic non-covalent intercycler interactions (π-π, CH-π and CH-N).
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