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(BQ) Part 1 book "Modern physical organic chemistry" has contents: Molecular complexes of carbohydrate-containing metabolites with antibiotics; phenylboronic acids-containing nanoparticles; boronic acids immobilized on diol-functionalized resins, application of mesoporous silica nanoparticles for drug delivery,. and other contents. | New trends in supramolecular chemistry New trends in supramolecular chemistry Edited by Volodymyr I. Rybachenko Supramolecular Chemistry Self-organization Nanotechnology Molecular recognition New trends in supramolecular chemistry Collected research papers Edited by Volodymyr I. Rybachenko Donetsk «East Publisher House» 2014 УДК 541.1+547 О 80 Reviewers: Opeida I.A. – professor Grzesiak Piotr – professor Recommended for printing academic councils of L. Litvinenko Institute Physical Organic and Coal Chemistry National Academy of Science of Ukraine & Faculty of Chemistry Adam Mickiewich University in Poznań, Poland О 80 New trends in supramolecular chemistry [collected research papers] Edited by V.I. Rybachenko. Donetsk: «East Publisher House» Ltd, 2014. – 356 p. ISBN 978-966-317-208-8 Supramolecular chemistry it is interdisciplinary scientific field. The monograph presents various lines of research in the field of nanotechnology, interaction and self-organization of molecules. Супрамолекулярная химия это междисциплинарное научное поле. В монографии представлены различные направления исследований в области нанотехнологий, взаимодействия и самоорганизации молекул. УДК 541.1+547 О 80 ISBN 978-966-317-208-8 © Collective of authors, 2014 Contents List of contributors . 5 Supramolecular systems based on lanthanide complexes with modified calix[4]arenes as fluorescent receptors for metal cations 11 Natalya Rusakova, Olga Snurnikova and Ninel Efryushina Molecular complexes of carbohydrate-containing metabolites with antibiotics 49 Leonid Yakovishin, Vladimir Grishkovets, Elena Korzh, Grzegorz Schroeder and Volodymyr Rybachenko Phenylboronic acids-containing nanoparticles .
