Demonstrates light-controlled host-in-host binding and release of cucurbit[5]uril using a photoswitchable macrocycle, indicating potential applications in smart materials.
Photoresponsive host macrocycles are attractive for their wide scope of applications in controlled molecular recognition, information storage, switchable catalysis, and smart materials. One of the challenges along this line lies...
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