The host–guest interaction of receptors based on triphenylene ketals with oxopurines influences their fluorescence properties and can be exploited for sensing caffeine; this gives a rapid and easy insight into the binding behavior of synthetic caffeine receptors and their guests. This approach also permits a first insight into a methanol-induced self-aggregation of the receptors.
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