調節可能な多孔性の有機結晶:ナノ多孔性のステロイド性尿素の構造範囲と吸収特性

Ramalingam Natarajan1, Lydia Bridgland, Anchalee Sirikulkajorn

  • 1School of Chemistry, University of Bristol , Bristol, BS8 1TS, United Kingdom.

まとめ

調整可能な毛穴サイズを持つ新しいナノ孔性のステロイド性尿素 (NPSU) が合成されました. これらの頑丈な有機分子宿主は,大型有機化合物や染料を含む様々な分子を吸収することができ,分子インクルージョンアプリケーションの潜在能力を実証しています.

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