Chapter 1: Functional and Responsive Supramolecular Gels In this chapter ‘supramolecular gels’ derived from small organic molecules with molecular mass of typically less than 2000 daltons are discussed. Representative ...

(FOR FIGURES REFER THE MAIN PDF FILE) Supramoleculr chemistry, aptly termed by Lehn as the study of molecular sociology, is the chemistry of the intermolecular bond, focusing on the structures and functions of “supermolecules” ...

Supramolecular gels are soft materials with solid-like properties such as supporting weight and retaining shape; and some liquid-like features which make them injectable, printable, etc. On the other hand, lanthanide-based ...

The structural diversity of carbohydrate derivatives is amplified further by their strong tendency to self-assemble in aq. solutions, provided the molecular constitution and environmental conditions favor. Glycostructures ...

Chapter 1 Contains three parts: Part A – Describes the design, synthesis, and evaluation of a bile acid-based adenine/biotin receptor. Part B – Discusses the site-specificity of adenine binding observed for aliphatic and ...