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wednesday, 29-Aug 2012<br />

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chem. Listy 106, s587–s1425 (2012)<br />

organic Chemistry, Polymers – ii<br />

supramolecular Chemistry – iii<br />

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AzoBenzene MACroCyCLiC ChiroPtiCAL<br />

SwitCheS<br />

M. PutALA 1 , A. KiCKová 1 , r. MiSiCáK 1<br />

1 Comenius University in Bratislava, Department of Organic<br />

Chemistry Faculty of Natural Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak<br />

Republic<br />

Light-driven molecular machines have attracted intensive<br />

attention for their potential applications in the field of optical data<br />

processing and storage. One of the alternative strategies for the<br />

non-destructive readout is represented by utilization of their<br />

chiroptical properties. Photochromic diaryldiazene unit undergoes<br />

significant change in molecular geometry upon trans-cis<br />

isomerization which has been successfully explored for<br />

construction of chiroptical switches in combination with<br />

binaphthalene moiety as conformation sensitive chiral unit<br />

(changing dihedral angle between naphthyl units).<br />

Our results on the synthesis and characterization of<br />

macrocyclic switches consisting of photochromic diazene and<br />

binaphthalene chiral moiety attached via suitable linkers will be<br />

reported. In comparison to the previously reported analogues with<br />

more flexible propan-1,3-diyldioxy linkers, the derivatives with<br />

more rigid acrylamide and urea linkers exhibit advanced<br />

switching performance: switching of CD signal intensity up to 1:3<br />

for compound with acrylamide linker, or even switching the signal<br />

sign for compoud with urea linker.<br />

Keywords: azo compounds; binaphthyl derivatives; chiroptical<br />

switches;<br />

supramolecular Chemistry – iii<br />

4 th <strong>EucheMs</strong> <strong>chemistry</strong> <strong>congress</strong><br />

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SeLf-ASSeMBLed ttf-BASed redox-ACtive<br />

reCePtorS: froM 2d PoLyGonS to 3d CAGeS<br />

S. BivAud 1 , S. GoeB 1 , J. y. BALAndier 1 , M. ChAS 1 ,<br />

M. SALLe 1<br />

1 MOLTECH-Anjou, UFR Sciences, Angers, France<br />

The methodology of self-assembly driven by metals<br />

(typically Pt, Pd) allowed the preparation of a large number of<br />

molecular polygons (triangle, square,...) and polyhedrons (cubes,<br />

prisms, …) presenting remarkable properties. [1] For instance, the<br />

water-soluble cage described below by Fujita et al showed<br />

surprising catalytic activities. [2]<br />

Nevertheless, very few electro-active polygons or<br />

polyhedrons have been described, and none presents an<br />

electron-rich cavity. In this context, we have initiated a project to<br />

elaborate new self-assembled discrete structures incorporating<br />

redox-active walls based on tetrathiafulvalene (TTF). [3]<br />

We recently described the first self-assembled molecular<br />

square and triangle integrating TTFs units, reversibly oxidizable<br />

and able to complex the electron-poor fullerenes C or C . 60 70 4<br />

In this communication, we will focus on our last results in<br />

this area, and in particular on several new three dimensional<br />

capsules based on TTF, bispyrrolo-TTF (BPTTF) and<br />

extended-TTF (exTTF) based-ligands (see below), and on their<br />

capability to bind electro-deficient units.<br />

references:<br />

1. R. Chakrabarty, P. S. Mukherjee, P. J. Stang, Chem. Rev.<br />

2011, 111, 6810-6918.<br />

2. a) S. Horiuchi, Y. Nishioka, T. Murase, M. Fujita, Chem.<br />

Commun. 2010, 46, 3460-3462 ;<br />

b) T. Murase, S. Horiuchi, M. Fujita, J. Am. Chem. Soc.<br />

2010, 132, 2866-2867.<br />

3. D. Canevet, M. Sallé, G. Zhang, D. Zhang, D. Zhu, Chem.<br />

Commun. 2009, 2245-2269.<br />

4. a) J. Y. Balandier, M. Chas, P. Dron, S. Goeb, D. Canevet,<br />

A. Belyasmine, M. Allain, M. Sallé, J. Org. Chem.<br />

2010, 75, 1589 ;<br />

b) J. Y. Balandier, M. Chas, S. Goeb, P. I. Dron, D. Rondeau,<br />

A. Belyasmine, N. Gallego, M. Sallé, New J. Chem.<br />

2011, 35, 165 ;<br />

c) S. Goeb, S. Bivaud, J. Y. Balandier, P. I. Dron, M. Chas,<br />

M. Sallé, Chem. Commun. 2012, 48, 3106-3108.<br />

Keywords: Sulfur heterocycles; Self-assembly; Supramolecular<br />

<strong>chemistry</strong>; Molecular recognition;<br />

AUGUst 26–30, 2012, PrAGUE, cZEcH rEPUbLIc

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