Amy Edo-Osagie

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Amy Edo-Osagie

Amy Edo-Osagie

@amyedo1

Technically a doctor :), former MCAA Early-Stage Researcher (She/Her). #BlackInChem

London, England Katılım Aralık 2019
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Amy Edo-Osagie
Amy Edo-Osagie@amyedo1·
@HanaAyoob @Imekulo Tlc plates, squeeze bottles (for solvents), jam jars (for the TLC's) sand, flasks (conical, round-bottom...), Flashlights, thermometers, box cutters etc.
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Rubén Álvarez-Yebra
Rubén Álvarez-Yebra@ralvarezyebra·
@amyedo1 @NOAH_ITN As you said, the planarity of the guest seems to be an important factor for the pi-pi interactions with the host and the curvature of corannulene playing against that factor. Maybe something bigger than corannulene, such fullerene could be an interesting guest.
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Amy Edo-Osagie
Amy Edo-Osagie@amyedo1·
@ralvarezyebra @NOAH_ITN Ah interesting, thanks. I wonder if you used a bowl shaped aromatic like corannulene, if you would have similar binding to coronene. How important is the planarity of your guest? From the 2nd gif, it looks it might be key for the pi-pi interactions, but is that the case?
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Rubén Álvarez-Yebra
Rubén Álvarez-Yebra@ralvarezyebra·
@amyedo1 @NOAH_ITN Thanks! We have tried all these compounds (PAHs) but only Coronene and MeNDi bound to the cavitand. Some of these are meant to focus on the length rather than the width it seems that is not the most important factor. May be wiht longer ones..
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Amy Edo-Osagie
Amy Edo-Osagie@amyedo1·
@ilsemanet @CMozaceanu @NOAH_ITN @Heitz_group Hi Ilse, the quenching is due to electron transfer between the porphyrin and acridinium (both tweezer 1 & 3 are non-fluorescent). So it is unrelated to bpy. I hope this answers your questions.
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Quentin Bouvier
Quentin Bouvier@QBVBouvier·
@amyedo1 @NOAH_ITN Hi Amy. For the stability, the longer the better, of course. I would say that the microcapsules have to be stable for, at least, a few months. Otherwise, those microcapsules would not be of great interest to the polyurethane market.
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Quentin Bouvier
Quentin Bouvier@QBVBouvier·
Glad to share my poster for the 2nd edition of the Supramolecular Chemistry Day: Microencapsulation of liquid polyisocyanates #SupraChemDay @NOAH_ITN
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Amy Edo-Osagie
Amy Edo-Osagie@amyedo1·
@CMozaceanu @NOAH_ITN @Heitz_group Thanks Cristina & great question! We're actually able to switch on/off the tweezer's fluorescence by switching between the Acr and Acr-OH species (3 is not fluorescent but 7 is). So any application where you would want to switch on/off visualisation of the tweezer/guest binding.
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Cristina Mozaceanu
Cristina Mozaceanu@CMozaceanu·
@amyedo1 @NOAH_ITN @Heitz_group Interesting work @amyedo1! I am fascinated by your representation of all equilibrium species! So both Acr and Acr-OH species can bind the guest (with similar Ka). Is there an application where you could use the switching property? Why 3 would be better than 7, for example?
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Amy Edo-Osagie
Amy Edo-Osagie@amyedo1·
@AgnieszkaSzumna @NOAH_ITN @Heitz_group Thanks Agnieszka! We have a mix of the cis & trans isomers (~80% trans), and have not been able to separate them (via column). But the stereochemistry doesn't affect the binding properties of the molecule.
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Agnieszka Szumna
Agnieszka Szumna@AgnieszkaSzumna·
@amyedo1 @NOAH_ITN @Heitz_group Very nice, complex switching system Amy. I have a question concerning stereochemistry of the double bond in the linker. Do you have a defined stereochemistry or use a mixture of isomers in further studies. How about separation?
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