オーガニックゼオライトとして使用される自己組み立て可能なビスウレアマクロサイクルは,2-サイクロヘクセンオンの高度にステレオ選択的光二分化のために使用されます

Jun Yang1, Mahender B Dewal, Linda S Shimizu

  • 1Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina 29208, USA.

まとめ

自ら組み立てられたビスウレアマクロサイクルは,2-サイクロヘクセノンの非常に選択的な2 + 2サイクロアディションを可能にし,ヘッド・トゥ・テール・フォトジマーを生成します. 再利用可能な触媒は,ゼオライト材料と同様に,効率的な製品抽出と回収を促進します.

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