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Authors: Yuan B, Xu JF, Sun CL, Nicolas H, Schönhoff M, Yang QZ, Zhang X
Article Title: Pillar[6]arene Containing Multilayer Films: Reversible Uptake and Release of Guest Molecules with Methyl Viologen Moieties.
Publication date: 2016
Journal: ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Volume: 8
Issue: (6)
Page numbers: 3679-3685.
DOI: 10.1021/acsami.5b08854
Abstract: Pillar[6]arene-containing multilayer films have been fabricated by alternating deposition of a stoichiometric complex consisting of both pillar[6]arene and methyl viologen with a photoreactive polyelectrolyte, diazoresin (DAR). After photoinduced cross-linking of the multilayer films, the guest molecule, methyl viologen, can be removed. Then, multilayer films with artificial binding sites are fabricated. The films show good properties for molecular uptake and release as well as selectivity for molecules with methyl viologen moieties. It is anticipated that this kind of multilayer films have future applications in the fields of enrichment of molecular dyes and purification of methyl viologen-polluted water
Template and target information: methyl viologen
Author keywords: Layer-by-layer assembly, molecular recognition, pillar[6]arene, methyl viologen, guest uptake and release
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