Thirteenth International Symposium on Macrocyclic Chemistry, Hamburg, Federal Republic of Germany, 4–8 September 1988
This conference is part of the Macrocyclic Chemistry series.
Preface
Model studies in recognition using new molecular shapes
Molecular recognition by cyclophane hosts
Receptor mapping with artificial siderophores
Selective molecular hosts for anions
Molecular recognition by synthetic receptors
Macrocyclic chemistry in reducing environments: From concentrated metal solutions to crystalline electrides
Metal-ion recognition: An assault on natural order
Design of redox systems for the transport of electrons across liquid membranes: Poly-aza-macrocyclic metal complexes
The development of mixed donor macrocyclic systems for metal-ion discrimination
The evolution of molecular belts and collars
Novel ligands designed for selective complexation of small cations
Molecular dynamics of macrocycle-metal ion complexes involving heteronuclear binding atoms
Cation binding properties of alkyl calixaryl derivatives. A new family of molecular receptors
Crown ethers as sensory materials in chemical measurements: Interfaces for chemical signal transformation
Carriers for chemical sensors: Design features of optical sensors (optodes) based on selective chromoionophores
Silica gel-bound aza-crowns for the selective removal and concentration of metal ions
Mesomorphic molecular materials for electronics, opto-electronics, iono-electronics: Octaalkyl-phthalocyanine derivatives
Oxidations catalyzed by stable metallo-tetraaryl porphyrins under aqueous-organic two-phase conditions
Implementation of macrocycle conjugated antibodies for tumour-targetting