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January 14, 2026New Journal of Chemistry2 citations

Supramolecular Networks of Picrate Derivatives with Tunable Hydrogen-bonding Densities for Selective Bacterial Killing

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RSRia SanyalSSSresha SarkarSSShabnam Sultana

Key Points

  • This research aims to combat antimicrobial resistance using picrate derivatives.
  • Synthesis of substituted anilines and acid hydrazide with picric acid.
  • Structural characterization of supramolecular networks formed by derivatives.
  • Developed compounds effectively target bacterial pathogens.
  • Showed tunable hydrogen-bonding densities lead to selective bacterial killing.

Abstract

To address the worldwide challenge of antimicrobial resistance by bacterial pathogens, a series of substituted anilines/acid hydrazide crystallized with picric acid (HPA) were synthesized and structurally characterized: An+---PA- (1), OAP+---PA-...

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Sanyal et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6966f2e313bf7a6f02c001b5https://doi.org/10.1039/d5nj04072h
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