- porphyrins, and cyclodextrins.
Macrocycles describe a large,
mature area of chemistry.
IUPAC definition Macrocycle:
Cyclic macromolecule or a macromolecular...
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displaying significant symmetry (e.g., in the case of
chelating macrocycles).
Macrocycles can
access a
number of
stable conformations, with
preference to...
- training. The
competitive phase ends with the
taper and the competition.
Macrocycles are
broken down into
mesocycles and microcycles. A
mesocycle represents...
- as
covalent organic frameworks,
molecular knots, polymers, and
novel macrocycles. Not to be
confused with
dynamic combinatorial chemistry, DCvC concerns...
- "click"-chemistry has been
recently reported.
Alternating D/L
peptide macrocycles are
known to self-aggregate into nanotubes, and the
resulting nanotubes...
- carbohydrates) and
large non-polymeric
molecules such as lipids,
nanogels and
macrocycles.
Synthetic fibers and
experimental materials such as
carbon nanotubes...
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thermodynamically or
kinetically unlikely, such as in the
preparation of
large macrocycles. This pre-organization also
serves purposes such as
minimizing side reactions...
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natural products such as heme.
Pyrroles are
components of more
complex macrocycles,
including the
porphyrinogens and
products derived therefrom, including...
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Retrieved 2020-06-08.
Zhang W,
Moore JS (July 2006). "Shape-persistent
macrocycles:
structures and
synthetic approaches from
arylene and
ethynylene building...
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equivalent of the
diiodide produced macrocycles in low
yields which could be
separated by
column chromatography.
These macrocycles were then
reductively aromatized...
