Ryo Morito, Takayuki Kataoka, Kunio Saito, Prof. Dr. Kohtaro Osakada, Dr. Tomohito Ide, Dr. Yoshitaka Tsuchido, Prof. Dr. Hidetoshi Kawai
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A Water-Soluble Cycloparaphenylene: Supramolecular Receptor with Visible Fluorescence
We report the first synthesis of a water-soluble [9]cycloparaphenylene derivative containing three hydrindacene (1,2,3,5,6,7-hexahydro-s-indacene) units with four carboxylates at the 2,6-positions via a macrocyclic gold complex. This crown-shaped macrocyclic compound exhibits remarkable water solubility, of up to 16 mmol L−1 (2.6 g/100 mL), as well as strong visible fluorescence in water (λem=447 nm, ϕF=0.64, brightness (ϵ×ϕF)=5.1×104). This molecule effectively encapsulates cationic guest compounds, such as methyl viologen dichloride, as indicated by a change in visible fluorescence.