Guest-controlled self-sorting in assemblies driven by the hydrophobic effect

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The extent of self-sorting in systems comprised of two different deep-cavity cavitands is investigated. The nature of the guest(s) encapsulated in the resulting assemblies is shown to profoundly influence the extent of self-sorting.

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Haiying Gan

Bruce C. Gibb

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Chemical Communications

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University of New Orleans

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Guest-controlled self-sorting in assemblies driven by the hydrophobic effect

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