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Lijun Tang1, Jinhee Park, Hae-Jo Kim
1Bio-Chiral Laboratory, Department of Chemistry and Division of Nano Sciences, Ewha Womans University, Seoul 120-750, South Korea.
Abstract:
A dinuclear copper complex that binds tightly and selectively to oxalate over other dicarboxylates like malonate, succinate, and glutarate has been developed. This receptor can be used for fluorescent detection of oxalate in water at physicological pH by chemosensing ensemble approach. Crystal structure of oxalate bound to the receptor together with molecular mechanics and DFT computations provide insights into the tight and selective binding of the anion by the receptor.
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