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DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1087361
Complex Systems from Simple Building Blocks via Subcomponent Self-Assembly
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Publikationsdatum:
24. November 2008 (online)

Abstract
Subcomponent self-assembly allows for the construction of complex architectures from simple building blocks via the simultaneous, reversible formation of covalent and coordinative bonds. Complex structures may be rapidly built by taking advantage of the different and complementary selectivities of covalent and coordinative bond-forming reactions. Because both kinds of bonds are formed under thermodynamic control, a wide variety of rearrangement reactions are possible involving substitution at both intraligand and metal-ligand bonds. Understanding the selectivities that underlie these reactions also allows one to pick out specific products from among diverse dynamic combinatorial libraries of interconverting structures.
1 Introduction
2 Initial Work
2.1 Aqueous Copper(I)-Templated Subcomponent Self-
Assembly
3 Construction
3.1 Dicopper and Tricopper Helicates
3.2 Tetracopper(I) Grid
3.3 Catenates and Macrocycles
4 Rearrangements
4.1 Cascade Reaction
4.2 Electronic Effects
5 Sorting
5.1 Sorting Ligand Structures with Copper(I)
5.2 Cooperative Selection by Iron and Copper
5.3 Sorting within a Structure
6 Systems Chemistry
6.1 Deterministic Self-Sorting Systems of Subcomponents
6.2 Interplay between Three Dynamic Equilibria
7 Chiral Information Transfer
7.1 Chirality Transfer from Carbon to Copper(I)
7.2 Chiral Resolution during Crystallization
8 Boron-Templated Self-Assembly
8.1 Mononuclear Boron-Templated Structures
8.2 More-Complex Structures
8.3 Subcomponent Substitution Reactions within Iminoboronate Ester Systems
9 Conclusions
Key words
subcomponent self-assembly - dynamic combinatorial chemistry - systems chemistry - coordination chemistry - dynamic covalent chemistry
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