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55th Symposium on Organic Reactions
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Mechanism of Ion recognition by N-aryldibenzomonoazacrown ethers
*mutsuo OkamuraFumiaki Umezawa
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15-crown-5-ether preferentially captures Na+, which ion size fits the crown ring size, among Na+, Li+ and Mg2+. But N-aryl-monoaza-15-crown-5-ehters (ArN15C) preferentially captures Li+ and Mg2+ than Na+. It is considered four oxygens of ArN15C coordinates Li+ and Mg2+ because the nitrogen coordinating ability is reduced by electron-withdrawing aryl group. The ArN15C ring is probably twisted so that Li+ and Mg2+ may pull the four oxygens. So we synthesized N-aryl-dibenzo-monoaza 15-crown-5-ethers (DBArN15C) having two benzene rings in crown ring. Crown ring of DBArN15C is less flexible crown ring than ArN15C. We investigated the stability constants of DBArN15C-metal ion complexes. The stability constants was the order of Li+ > Na+ > Mg2+, and the selectivity of Na+ inclusion was improved.

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