Engineering the Cavity of Self‐Assembled Dynamic Nanotubes
Résumé
By analogy with hydrogen bonded molecular capsules, self-assembled nanotubes are of interest because they can temporarily isolate guest molecules from the solution. We show here that the stability of a particular bis-urea based dynamic self-assembled nanotube is related to the possibility for solvent molecules to fit inside the tubular cavity. The diameter of the cavity can be finely tuned by introducing a modified monomer in controlled amount.
Domaines
Chimie
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