Evidence for highly selective supramolecular formation between perylene/gamma-CD and pyrene/gamma-CD complexes in water

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The simultaneous complexation of pyrene and perylene with gamma-cyclodextrin in water by means of electronic excitation energy is analyzed. The study reveals that although in the solution there are three different pyrene/gamma-cyclodextrin complexes present with stoichiometries of 1:1, 1:2, and 2:2, the (perylene)(sub 1)/(gamma-cyclodextrin)(sub 2) complex that is formed associates exclusively with the excimer-emitting (pyrene)(sub 2)/(gamma-cyclodextrin)(sub 2) adduct and not at all with the others.

author: Pistolis, G., Malliaris, Angelos
Stoichiometry, Cyclodextrins

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The influence of lateral interactions between adsorbed molecules on adsorption kinetics: A statistical rate theory approach

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The model calculations of qualitative behavior of the lateral interactions between the adsorbed molecules and the adsorption kinetics are presented. The experimental system, CO adsorption on Rh (*100) is used for quantitative analysis, as a result. A good simultaneous description of equilibria and kinetics in this system is obtained.

author: Panczyk, Tomasz, Szabelski, Pawel
Adsorption, Dynamics, Dynamics (Mechanics)

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Perturbations of the fully resolved eletronic spectra of large molecules by the internal rotation of attached methyl groups: influence of complex formation

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The barrier to internal rotation of a methyl group attached to an unsaturated linkage in an organic molecule is changed by complex formation with a weakly bound argon atom. This is a result of a dispersion interaction between the argon and pie-electrons of the molecule in the vicinity of the methyl group.

author: Janesko, Benjamin G., Walker, Gilbert C., Jachmann, Rabecca C., Beebe, Thomas P., Jr., Korter, Timothy M., Pratt, David W.
Electric properties, Atomic properties, Methyl groups, Methyl group

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subjects list: Research, Chemistry, Physical and theoretical, Physical chemistry, Molecules
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