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A Molecular Logic Gate Constructed by Pillararene-based Host-guest Interactions
XIA Danyu, CHENG Yujie, ZHANG Meiru, WEI Xuehong
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A Molecular Logic Gate Constructed by Pillararene-based Host-guest Interactions
A pH-responsive host-guest recognition system based on the morphine group modified pillar[5]arene host (H1) and the organic amine salt guest molecule G1 was constructed. Under neutral conditions, H1 and G1 formed a [2]pseudorotaxane after host-guest complexation. This host-guest system displayed dual-pH responsive property; under acidic conditions, H1 was protonated and converted into H2, resulting in the disassociation with G1; under basic conditions, G1 was transformed into G2, leading to the disassociation of the host-guest complex. Based on this host-guest system, we have successfully constructed a molecular logic gate system in which different combinations of host-guest complexes, acids and bases acted as input and outputted different information.
molecular logic gates / host-guest recognition / pillararenes / supramolecular chemistry
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