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Synthesis of Thiapillar[6]arenes Bearing Redox-Active (Hydro)quinone Groups. Electrochemical and XRD Study

Pillar­[n]­arenes are among the newest members of the macrocyclic family. Nevertheless, their conformational behavior and binding properties as well as redox properties of dealkylated pillar­[n]­arenes are well-studied. At the same time, introducing a heteroatom into a cyclophane macrocycle is alrea...

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Published in:Journal of organic chemistry 2023-09, Vol.88 (17), p.12357-12366
Main Authors: Nikishkin, Nicolai, Cějka, Jan, Eigner, Václav, Šimková, Ludmila, Ludvík, Jiří, Cuřínová, Petra, Dvořáková, Hana, Lhoták, Pavel
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Language:English
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Summary:Pillar­[n]­arenes are among the newest members of the macrocyclic family. Nevertheless, their conformational behavior and binding properties as well as redox properties of dealkylated pillar­[n]­arenes are well-studied. At the same time, introducing a heteroatom into a cyclophane macrocycle is already known to alter all the above properties drastically. This study presents a simple synthetic approach based on thia-Michael addition cyclization that readily resulted into hexathiapillar[6]­arene with four phenylene units alternated by two redox-active hydroquinone moieties. The straightforward synthesis of the macrocycle enabled a systematic study of its conformation and redox behavior. The modification of hexathiapillar[6]­arene afforded five functionalized derivatives, which were studied structurally in detail. The findings revealed interesting redox and structural properties of the macrocycle and its derivatives including the formation of crystal lattices with continuous channels and empty voids.
ISSN:0022-3263
1520-6904
DOI:10.1021/acs.joc.3c01093