SACCHARIDE CONTROL OF ENERGY-TRANSFER LUMINESCENCE OF LANTHANIDE IONSENCAPSULATED IN CALIX[4]ARENES - A NOVEL DISCRIMINATION METHOD FOR THE ENERGY-TRANSFER ROUTE
H. Matsumoto et al., SACCHARIDE CONTROL OF ENERGY-TRANSFER LUMINESCENCE OF LANTHANIDE IONSENCAPSULATED IN CALIX[4]ARENES - A NOVEL DISCRIMINATION METHOD FOR THE ENERGY-TRANSFER ROUTE, Chemistry Letters, (4), 1996, pp. 301-302
A calix[4]arene bearing three amide groups (composing a lanthanide bin
ding site) and one sensitizer (phenacyl group) bearing an (o-boronylph
enyl)methylaminomethyl group (acting as a sugar-binding site) was synt
hesized. The energy-transfer to Eu3+ was significantly enhanced wherea
s that to Tb3+ was only slightly enhanced, indicating that in the Eu3 complex the energy is mainly transferred from the sensitizer whereas
in the Tb3+ complex it is mainly transferred from the calix[4]arene ar
omatic rings. This is a novel method for discriminating the energy-tra
nsfer path.