Abstract
Conformational control of aliphatic oligoketones bearing two 1,3-diketone subunits is achieved by molecular recognition with pillar[5]arene. Pillar[5]arene binds to aliphatic ketones, with association constants K of ∼10 M-1, to form pseudorotaxanes. The pseudorotaxanes are locked by BF2 complexation at the 1,3-diketone sites through quasi-solid-state reactions. X-ray crystallography reveals linear conformations for the axis molecules. The effect of supramolecular conformational restriction is evaluated using an alkyl-linked dyad chromophore system that shows solvatochromism upon intramolecular aggregation.
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