Supramolecular Chemistry 1994 Volume 03 №03 (articles)

London: Taylor & Francis. — ISSN: 1061-0278.«Supramolecular Chemistry» welcomes manuscripts from the fields and sub-disciplines related to supramolecular chemistry. From crown ethers to calixarenes, supramolecular modeling studies to the modification and assembly of artificial DNA, as well as inorganic-based systems, we interpret supramolecular chemistry in the broadest sense. Interdisciplinary manuscripts are particularly encouraged. These include communications, which are given high priority in review and production, and full papers. Accounts, reviews and highlight articles are also welcomed.171-173 Molecular building blocks: chromophoric amphiphilic cyclodextrin derivatives Kazimierz Chmurski; Janusz Jurczak; Athena Kasselouri; Anthony W. Coleman
175-180 Interaction between concanavalin A and vesicles or monolayers formed by fluorocarbon amphiphiles with sugar headgroups Huiwei Wu; Kangning Liang; Yongzheng Hui
181-183 Double clathrate hydrates with helium and hydrogen Konstantin A. Udachin; Janusz Lipkowski; Marek Tkacz
185-189 Stabilization of silicon tetrafluoride by crown ether complexation. Crystal and molecular structure of the host:guest complex 1:1:2 between trans-tetrafluoro-bis(aqua) silicon, 18-crown-6 and water Yurii A. Simonov; Edward V. Ganin; Alexander A. Dvorkin; Marina S. Fonari; Vladimir O. Gelmboldt; Alim A. Ennan
191-196 Double partial cone conformation for p-cumylcalix[6]arene·2.5 dimethylformamide Abdelhak Ettahiri; Alain Thozet; Monique Perrin
197-209 Transmembrane ion transport meditated by bis-macrocyclic bolaamphiphiles Thomas M. Fyles; Katharine C. Kaye; Allana Pryhitka; Jennifer Tweddell; Mohammad Zojaji
211-218 Computer modeling studies of 18-crown-6 with urea and thiourea Michael G. B. Drew; Astrid Lund; David G. Nicholson
219-222 Dimerization behavior of substituted dibenzo-14-crown-4 alcohols studied by NMR spectroscopy Zhihong Chen; Richard A. Sachleben; Bruce A. Moyer
223-226 Synthesis and structure of the first per-substituted anthracene host: decakis(cyclopentylthio)anthracene Christopher S. Frampton; William M. McGregor; David D. Macnicol; Paul R. Mallinson; Raymond G. Plevey; Stuart J. Rowan
227-234 The first molecular complex of the unusual host: benzo, cyclohexano-18-crown-6. Crystal and molecular structure of its 1:1 complex with 4-aminobenzenesulphamide Yurii A. Simonov; Janusz Lipkowski; Marina S. Fonari; Edward V. Ganin; Tadeush J. Malinowski
235-239 Studies on γ-cyclodextrin inclusion complexes with C60 Dao-Dao Zhang; Qiang Liang; Ji-Wei Chen; Miao-Kui Li; Shi-Hui Wu
241-242 On the crystal structure of hexathia-18-crown-6 Peter C. Junk; Jerry L. Atwood
243-247 Molecular recognition in chromatography aided by computational chemistry Toshihiko Hanai; Hiroyuki Hatano; Noriyuki Nimura; Toshio Kinoshita