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CALIXARENES IN ACTION

edited by Luigi Mandolini (Università di Roma "La Sapienza" & CNR, Roma, Italy) & Rocco Ungaro (Università degli Studi di Parma, Italy)

Calixarenes in Action is unique among books devoted to this interesting class of synthetic macrocycles. Rather than emphasizing the molecular properties of calixarenes, it covers in depth their supramolecular functions, enlightening the reader as to the peculiar features of calixarenes as hosts and as platforms for the synthesis of more complex receptors and catalysts. Topics covered in detail include the use of calixarenes in:
  • molecular modeling of calixarenes
  • non-covalent interactions
  • crystal engineering
  • cation recognition
  • anion recognition
  • supramolecular devices
  • new materials
  • self-assembly processes
  • supramolecular catalysis

The interest in calixarenes has grown tremendously in the last few years and this book reports, for each topic, the most recent literature critically evaluated by active researchers in the field. Calixarenes in Action is a valuable reference book for researchers in organic, inorganic, analytical and environmental chemistry and can serve as a graduate-level text for students of supramolecular science and technology.


Readership: Researchers in organic, inorganic, analytical and environmental chemistry, and graduate students of supramolecular science and technology.


"... it is an excellent summary of much of the recent calixarene research ... The low cost of the book makes it accessible to individuals as well as libraries."

Journal of the American Chemical Society




284pp Pub. date: May 2000
ISBN 978-1-86094-194-8
1-86094-194-X
US$71 / £48


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