Woźnica, Marcin, Monika Sobiech, Norbert Pałka, and Piotr Luliński. "Monitoring the role of enantiomers in the surface modification and adsorption process of polymers imprinted by chiral molecules: theory and practice." Journal of Materials Science: 1-17.
ABSTRACT
The objective of this study was to explore the role of enantiomers in the surface
modification and adsorption process of polymers imprinted by chiral molecules.
Here, R-, S- and R/S-1-aminoindanes (TR, TS and TR/S) were used as the model
template molecules. Optimization of synthetic protocols facilitated preselection
of the most efficient composition for a molecularly imprinted polymer (MIP)—
methacrylic acid-co-ethylene glycol dimethacrylate—with satisfactory specificity
and an imprinting factor equal to 3. This polymer composition was used further
to analyse the effect of configuration of the template on adsorption properties.
The results showed preferable adsorption of R-enantiomer, TR in the R-MIP and
S-enantiomer, TS in the S-MIP but revealed variations in the binding capacities
of TR and TS in the R- and S-cavity (stereoselectivity factor; k = 1.66 to 1.22,
respectively). The theoretically analysed binding energies (DEB) of both TR and
TS in the R-cavity (DEB = - 506.14 to - 256.77 kcal mol-1
) and S-cavity (DEB
= - 302.42 to - 347.18 kcal mol-1
) were in agreement with empirical data.
Morphology and porosity analyses revealed the impact of the template molecule
on the pore system of the MIP and control (a non-imprinted polymer), but
enantiomers were only found to have a negligible role. Binding characterization
revealed that the physisorption-governed adsorption process and Dubinin–
Radushkevich model fitted the experimental data best. Finally, terahertz spectroscopy was employed to confirm the similarity between both materials
imprinted by each enantiomer.
for full paper see https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007/s10853-020-04796-z.pdf
… Terahertz spectroscopy was performed at the Military
University of Technology Institute
of Opto- electronics, Warsaw, Poland. A TDS-based spec- trometer was used for
terahertz
measurements (Teraview TPS Spectra 300, Cambridge, UK) in
transmission …
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