Resolution of D- and L-glucoses by chiral N-octyl-beta-D-glycoside-Cu(II) complex adsorbed at the gas/liquid interface of small bubbles

Colloids and Surfaces. B, Biointerfaces
M SakaiW Norde

Abstract

A new technique of the jet drop method (JDM) was applied to a chiral molecular discrimination of optically active D- or L-glucose (guest) by chiral N-octyl-beta-D-glycoside (ObetaDG)-Cu(II) complex (host) at the gas/liquid interface of small bubbles. The discrimination of glucoses as the guests is possible using ObetaDG adsorbed at the gas/liquid interface of bubbles where it acts as the host, either in the presence or the absence of Cu(II) ions. In order to make clear the host-guest interaction at the gas/liquid interface, the composition of 5000 top jet drops periodically collected onto a slide glass receiver was analyzed. The relative concentration (eta(i)-1) and the surface excess amount, Gamma(i)(0) of species i such as D- and L-glucoses, and ObetaDG were determined as a function of bubble size, d(b) and bulk concentration C(b). The partition coefficient, Pi(i)=Gamma(i)(0)/C(b) was also evaluated for each component. The adsorption of these materials either in the presence or absence of Cu(II) ions, was assigned to the Freundlich type, and the discrimination of D- and L-glucoses with ObetaDG was evaluated in terms of the Freundlich constant, k(i) and 1/n. The discrimination ability of ObetaDG was also evaluated by determini...Continue Reading

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Mar 23, 1979·Science·S C Bondy, M E Harrington

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