Abstract
For the first time, the tetrafluorobenzyl unit has been considered as a C-Hanion binding motif. In synergy with imidazolium groups within a bowl-shaped receptor, it has allowed for the effective binding of chloride in solution. Remarkable affinity was observed in organic-water mixtures.
Highlights
Valeria Amendola,*a Greta Bergamaschi,a Massimo Boiocchi,b Laura Legnani,a Eliana Lo Presti,a Ana Miljkovic,a Enrico Monzania and Francesca Pancottia
The tetrafluorobenzyl unit has been considered as a C–HÁ Á Áanion binding motif
In synergy with imidazolium groups within a bowl-shaped receptor, it has allowed for the effective binding of chloride in solution
Summary
Valeria Amendola,*a Greta Bergamaschi,a Massimo Boiocchi,b Laura Legnani,a Eliana Lo Presti,a Ana Miljkovic,a Enrico Monzania and Francesca Pancottia. In synergy with imidazolium groups within a bowl-shaped receptor, it has allowed for the effective binding of chloride in solution.
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