Sumanene-Based Triazole-Linked Receptors

Joachim Ażgin; Stanisław Kulczyk; Hidehiro Sakurai; Wojciech Wróblewski; Artur Kasprzak

doi:10.1039/d5tc02182k

January 1, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry COpen Access

Sumanene-Based Triazole-Linked Receptors

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The study focuses on new receptors that can detect metal cations, showcasing the potential of the sumanene motif.
Findings reveal the efficacy of triazole-linked receptors in sensing multiple metal cations with high specificity.
Through innovative design frameworks, molecular receptors were synthesized using supramolecular chemistry principles.
Implications highlight the relevance of sumanene in expanding detection capabilities within chemical sensing applications.

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This research develops triazole-linked receptors for metal cation detection, suggesting advancements in supramolecular chemistry.

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Designing molecular receptors featuring the bowl-shaped sumanene motif and dedicated to the detection of metal cations constitute an emerging field of applied supramolecular chemistry of this buckybowl. In this work,...

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