Principles and Methods in Supramolecular Chemistry

ISBN-13: 9780471972532 / Angielski / Miękka / 2000 / 364 str.

Hans-Jorg Schneider; Anatoly Yatsimirsky; Anatoly Yatsimirski

Opis

This textbook combines the theoretical background and the practical methods of supramolecular chemistry. Particular emphasis is given to the methods which play an increasingly important role in the design of characterization and applications of supramolecular complexes.

Recenzje

"this book...deserves to find a large audience. Both experienced and future researchers will benefit from reading it and keeping it close at hand."-- Angewandte Chemie, 18th September 2000

Spis treści

Basic Concepts of Host–Guest Complexation with Examples from Ionophore Chemistry.

Non–Covalent Interactions and Organic Host–Guest Complexes.

Medium Effects.

Energetics of Supramolecular Complexes: Experimental Methods.

Structural Methods.

Dynamics of Supramolecular Systems.

Surfactant–Based Supramolecular Systems and Dendrimers.

Shape Recognition and Solid State Inclusion Complexes.

Selected Applications.

Appendices.

Index.

O autorze

Hans–Jörg Schneider has taught supramolecular chemistry courses at various institutions throughout the world. He has published over 85 papers in this field including several reviews and book contributions. Anatoly Yatsimirsky has conducted extensive research in the field of bioorganic chemistry studying micellar and metal complex catalysis. He has also published over 50 papers in these fields.

Blurb

Supramolecular chemistry is one of the most actively pursued fields of science. Its implications reach from molecular recognition in synthetic and natural complexes to exciting new applications in chemical technologies, materials, and biological and medical science. Principles and Methods in Supramolecular Chemistry gives a systematic and concise overview of this diverse subject. Particular emphasis is given to the physical principles and methods which are important in the design, characterization, and application of supramolecular systems. Features that make this monograph essential reading for graduates and researchers in this area include:
∗ A comprehensive overview of non–covalent interactions in supramolecular complexes
∗ A guide to characterizing such complexes by physical methods
∗ Selected applications of synthetic supramolecular systems
∗ Question and answer sections
∗ Illustrations from the Author′s webpage which compliment the book.