Synthesis and Study of a New Diamidodipyrromethane Macrocycle. An Anion Receptor with a High Sulfate-to-nitrate Binding Selectivity
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A new 2,6-diamidopyridinedipyrromethane hybrid macrocycle () has been synthesized that shows a high selectivity for dihydrogen phosphate and hydrogen sulfate relative to nitrate in acetonitrile solution as judged from UV-vis spectrophotometric titrations; this leads to the suggestion that this or related systems might find use in nuclear waste remediation applications requiring the selective removal of hydrogensulfate from nitrate-rich waste mixtures.
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