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Synthesis of Glycoluril Dimers with the Ability to Form Polymeric Self-Associates in Water
2022
Chemistry
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Supramolecular self-assembly in water resulting in polymeric structures is emerging because of its potential in the preparation of adaptive materials with applications in biology and medicine. Here, we report the first example of host molecules based on glycoluril dimers, which self-associate into linear oligomers in water. The degree of polymerization for the resulting supramolecular aggregates was calculated using the isodesmic model and the Carothers equation. The model compound was prepared
doi:10.3390/chemistry4030053
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