Ebook: Molecular Inclusion and Molecular Recognition — Clathrates II

Contents/Information: I. Goldberg, Ramat-Aviv, Israel: The Significance ofMolecular Type, Shape and Complementarity inClathrate InclusionE. Weber, Bonn, FRG, M. Czugler, Budapest, Hungary: Functional Group Assisted Clathrate Formation - Scissor-Like and Roof-Shaped Host MoleculesR. Bishop, I.G. Dance, Kensington, Australia: New Types of Helical Canal Inclusion NetworksJ. Rebek, Jr., Pittsburgh, PA/USA: Recent Progress in Molecular RecognitionF. Toda, Matsuyama, Japan: Reaction Control of Guest Compounds in Host-Guest Inclusion Complexes

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Content: [1]. Clathrate chemistry today - some problems and reflections / E. Weber -- Separation of enantiomers by clathrate formation / D.Worsch, F. Vögtle -- Isolation and optical resolution of materials utilizing inclusion crystallization / F. Toda -- Tri-o-thymotide clathrates / R. Gerdil -- Structural parsimony and structural variety among inclusion complexes / F.H. Herbstein -- Inclusion properties of tetraphenylene and synthesis of its derivatives / T.C.W. Mak, H.N.C. Wong -- [2]. The significance of melecular type, shape and complementarity in clathrate inclusion / I. Goldberg -- Functional group assisted clathrate formation - scissor-like and roof-shaped host molelcules / E. Weber, M. Czugler -- New types of helical canal inclusion networks / R. Bishop, I. G. Dance -- Recent progress in molecular recognition / J. Rebek, Jr. -- Reaction control of guest compounds in host-guest inclusion complexes / F. Toda