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Synthesis and inclusion properties of a novel macrocyclic hexaketone monohydrate with a hemiacetal structure
Masanori Ohkoshi1, Takeru Horino, Masato Yoshida
1Department of Chemistry, Graduate School of Science, Tokyo Metropolitan University, Hachioji, Tokyo, 192-0397, Japan.
Abstract:
A macrocyclic hexaketone monohydrate was synthesized by the oxidation of either tribenzohexadehydro[12]annulene or tribenzotetradehydro[12]annulene-1,2-dione with ruthenium catalysts; the hexaketone monohydrate incorporates small molecules with a hydroxy, carbonyl or ether group in the crystalline lattice to form inclusion complexes.
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