Ion-pair receptors based on tripodal building blocks: perspective on cooperative recognition and extraction of inorganic salts

Sandeep Kumar Dey; Arghya Basu

doi:10.1039/d5me00190k

January 1, 2026Molecular Systems Design & Engineering

Ion-pair receptors based on tripodal building blocks: perspective on cooperative recognition and extraction of inorganic salts

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The study aims to develop molecular host systems for effective recognition of specific ion-pairs.
Designed tripodal building blocks for ion-pair receptors
Explored cooperative recognition strategies
Investigated extraction techniques for inorganic salts
Achieved selective ion-pair recognition with designed receptors
Highlighted the efficiency of tripodal structures in extraction
Demonstrated potential applications in environmental chemistry

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Research demonstrates the design of molecular hosts for specific ion-pair recognition, indicating new extraction methods for inorganic salts.

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A primary objective in supramolecular chemistry is the development of molecular host systems capable of specific ion-pair recognition. The current emphasis of this research is the strategic molecular design of...

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