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DOI: 10.6060/mhc151081g
Influence of Solvents on Protolytic and Aggregation Properties of Aminomethylated Calix[4]resorcine
E. V. Guseva,a@ T. M. Buslaeva,b E. I. Grishin,a and T. T. Zinkicheva
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aKazan National Research Technological University, 420015 Kazan, Russian Federation
bMoscow Technological University (Institute of Fine Chemical Technology), 119454 Moscow, Russian Federation @Corresponding author E-mail: [email protected]
Methods of pH-metry and quantum-chemical modeling were used to study the protolytic properties of calix[4]resorcine aminomethylated at the lower rim in H2O, EtOH, Me2CO. Preferential protonation of the lower rim amino groups and dissociation of the hydroxyl group of the upper rim that determines its self-association of the type "head to tail " due to electrostatic forces have been shown. Using electron spectroscopy, conductometry and dynamic light scattering it has been found that strong ionizing properties of Me2CO and H2O facilitate the formation of two-component assemblies with the participation of solvent molecules. The tendency for the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the molecules of the solvent promotes the formation of a homogeneous monodisperse environment for EtOH. Nonaqueous medium contributes to the consolidation of associates of aminomethylated calix[4]resorcine.
Keywords: Aminomethylated calix[4]resorcrne, self-association, aggregation.
Влияние растворителей на протолитические и агрегационные свойства аминометилированного каликс[4]резорцина
Е. В. Гусева,а@ Т. М. Буслаева^ Е. И. Гришин,а Т. Т. Зинкичеваа
аКазанский национальный исследовательский технологический университет, 420015 Казань, Россия ьМосковский государственный университет тонких химических технологий им. М.В. Ломоносова, 119571 Москва, Россия
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Методами рН-метрии и квантовохимического моделирования изучены протолитические свойства аминометилированного по нижнему ободу каликс[4]резорцина в Н20, ЕЮИ, Ме2СО. Показаны преимущественное протонирование аминогрупп нижнего обода и диссоциация гидроксигрупп верхнего обода, обусловливающие его самоассоциацию по типу «голова к хвосту» за счет электростатических сил. С использованием электронной спектроскопии, кондуктометрии и динамического светорассеяния установлено, что сильные ионизирующие свойства Ме2СО и Н20 способствуют образованию двухкомпонентных агрегатов с участием молекул растворителей. Склонность к образованию межмолекулярных водородных связей между молекулами растворителя способствует образованию однородной монодисперсной среды для ЕОН. Неводная среда способствуют укрупнению ассоциатов аминометилированного каликс[4]-резорцина.
Ключевые слова: Аминометилированный каликс[4]резорцин, самоассоциация, агрегация.
Introduction
In a series of macrocyclic hollow systems one of the most promising objects are calix[4]resorcines characterized by the ability to molecular recognition and self-association. [1,2] They are of interest as new types of catalysts,13"61 selective sorbents of molecules and ions,[7,8] sensors,[9] bioregula-tors.[10]
Earlier[11-13] we have described the complexing properties of aminomethylated calix[4]resorcines (L, L1) relative to the ions of Rhm and PtIV:
a) L: Y= Ar-N(Me)2, X=H; b) L1: Y=Ar, X= CH2-N(Me)2; conformation «cone», -rccc- isomers*
Depending on the solvent used (ethanol or acetone), the complexes of different composition and structure were isolated in the solid phase; but in some cases[1M3] complexing was not observed. We believe that this is due to the formation of associates of different - depending on the solvent -compositions and structures, as a result of which the donor centers of the molecules - ligands are disabled.
Non-functionalized calix[4]resorcines are multicenter protoliths, with up to eight of acid-base centers. Previously it has been established by potentiometric titration[214] that the first four protons are characterized by the value pKa by two units less than the corresponding value for resorcine (pKa = 9.44); but the other four protons can not be removed even by strong bases. The stability of the structures is due to delocalization of the negative charge, and the correct geometry of the fragments 0-H-0.[15]
Aminoalkylated calix[4]resorcines are also characterized by the presence of strong intramolecular hydrogen bonds OH-N (Figure 1c).[16] This leads to the formation of zwitter-ions within a wide range of p^ = 5-10; at p^ ~ 3-5 there is observed the form protonated at nitrogen atom, and at ~ p^ > 10 - the phenolate one.
Molecules of calix[4]resorcines are non-planar, having four prochiral centers, and they can exist in the form of different conformers. One of the stable forms is the conformation «armchair».
In this case, the ability to form these complexes will be different from the ability to form complexes of the conformer «cone» due to different abilities depending on the solvent to the formation of zwitter-forms and protonation. The purpose of this work is to establish the nature of the acid-base and aggregation behavior of calix[4]resorcine L in
Figure 1. Schematic representation of the hydrogen bonds
{O ■ H ■ O and H ■ N- H} in the molecules of calix[4]resorcines.
* The authors express their gratitude to associate professor, Ph.D. (chemistry) Shatalova N.I. and Professor, Ph.D. (chemistry) Gavrilova E.L. for providing the calix[4]resorcines.
L' : X=H, Y= Ar-N(Me)2; conformation «armchair», -rctt- isomer
water, ethanol and acetone, as well as to evaluate the impact of conformational factors on the various forms formation of calix[4]resorcines L and L' by quantum-chemical modeling methods.
Experimental
To study the behavior of calix[4]resorcine in a solution we have used the methods of quantum-chemical modeling and pH-metric titration. Quantum chemical calculations were carried out within the framework of density functional theory using a "hybrid" nonlocal functional B3LYP with a gradient of amendments incorporated in the software package «Gaussian-09».[17] For the description of the valence electrons of the atoms C, O, N and H the standard basic set D95V was used.[18] It is known from the literature119,201 that the used basis sets describe well the geometry of the compounds. The geometry of the test structure is optimized without restriction on symmetry. The presence of the minimum energy
(stationary point) on the potential energy surface was confirmed by the analysis of the calculated frequencies of normal vibrations. Impact of the environment (H2O, EtOH and Me2CO) was taken into account in the model PCM (Polarizable Continuum Model).[17]
The solvents used were purified twice by distillation; the other chemicals were of chemical purity classification. Reproducible values of the potentials of the electrodes at a pH-metry and conductimetry were set for 20-30 minutes. For pH-metry we have used pH-meter «PH-673.M», equipped with a glass electrode «ELC-43-07» as an indicator and silver chloride electrode «EVL-1MZ» as a reference electrode. pH-Metric titration was performed with the continuous supply of titrant and stirring with a magnetic stirrer at 298 K. Pre-sustained in the investigated solvents, the glass electrode was calibrated in these solvents accordingly. [21] Solutions of the compound L (C = 2T0"3 M) were prepared by accurately weighed portion and titrated with an aqueous, ethanol, acetone solutions of potassium hydroxide, free from carbonates. The ionic strength of the solutions was created at the expense of their components.
To identify the nature of the organization of L in the selected solvents we used the methods of electron spectroscopy, conduc-tometry and dynamic light scattering (DLS). Electronic absorption spectra of the solutions were recorded on a spectrophotometer «SPh-2000» (SDB «SPEKTR», Russia) in the interval 200-800 nm, CL= (0.025-10-3 - 0.110 10-3) M, the thickness of the permeable layer l = 1 cm, volume of cuvette 3 ml.
The electrical conductivity was measured on the conductom-eter LM-301 (Standard Cell LM-3000) at 298 K. In the beaker, we placed the working solution with the volume of 10.0 ml at the given concentration of L. After stirring vigorously with a magnetic stir-rer for 1 minute, the conductivity of the solution was measured. For zero value there was taken the electrical conductivity used to mix the solvents.
Determination of the L particle size, formed in water, etha-nol, and acetone was carried out using the analyzer of nanoparti-cles 90Plus/MAS (Firm Brookhaven), laser wavelength 635 nm.**
Results and Discussion
Quantum-Chemical Modeling
An important instrument for studying the regularities of generating different forms in the solution is quantum-chemical modeling.
Previous research of calix[4]resorcine L1 has shown[12] that in the studied solvents a molecule in a wide range of p^ = 5-10 has close to zwitterion structure in which a hydrogen ion is collectivized by nitrogen and oxygen atoms. Maximum protonation of nitrogen atoms is an energetically favorable process.
In the case of L, the existence in the form of zwitterion - the transition of protons from hydroxyl groups of resorcinol rings on the amino groups (Figure 1a) - is not supported by the results of calculations in H2O, EtOH and Me2CO. The thermal effect of transition of four protons from hydroxyl groups of resorcinol rings on the amino groups amounts to +44, +56, +60 kcal-mol-1 for H2O, EtOH and Me2CO, respectively. Since ethanol, as a protic solvent, is capable of dissociation with the cleavage of proton, we have investigated
the protonation of the nitrogen atoms of amino groups for the molecules of L (or L' ) according to the scheme:
L , + n HO+
[L • nH]n+ . + n HO+
(1)
where n = 1 ^ 4.
According to calculations, the maximum protonation of nitrogen atoms is the most energetically favorable. The thermal effect of the addition reaction of four protons makes up ~ -37 kcal-mol-1.
To evaluate the effect of conformational factors we have conducted the quantum-chemical modeling of zwitterions formation for L' and protonation of nitrogen atoms at the expense of the solvent molecules. Figure 1b shows the optimized geometry of L' in EtOH. When considering the effect of water and acetone the geometric characteristics of molecules are comparable and vary only slightly.
Investigation of nitrogen atoms protonation in the amino groups of the molecule L' in H20 and EtOH by the scheme (1) has shown that the most energetically favorable process, as well as in the case of molecule L, is the addition of four protons. Heat effects of the reaction (1) involving L' are given in Table 1.
Table 1. The thermal effect of the model process (1) for the molecule L', AH, kcal-mol"1.
The number of protons in L' 1 2 3 4
water -28 -53 -80 -104
ethanol -28 -52 -69 -100
** Research on DLS was conducted jointly with the engineer of Management of the preparation and modification of nanoparticles KNRTY Grishin P. V
The protonated form of the molecule L' was more stable as compared to the protonated form of the molecule L (by ~ 63 kcal-mol-1).
To investigate the possible formation of zwitter-form by the molecule L' we have considered two options of proton transfer from oxygen atoms of different hydroxyl groups to nitrogen atoms of amino groups: by the ways 1 and 2 (Figure 2c); the number of protons in this case changed from 1 to 4. It turned out that the existence of zwitterions is energetically unfavorable by ~20.70 kcal-mol-1. Figure 2d shows the dependence of the full energy of zwitterion form of ligand on the number of protons transported by the way 1 (Figure 2c). Protonated forms obtained along the path 2 are less favorable by 20 kcal-mol-1. Importantly, the additional stabilization of zwitterion forms may be caused by the interaction of two molecules in the appropriate orientation (the formation of molecular associate).
Thus, it follows from the results of quantum-chemical modeling that the most energetically favorable for the molecules of calix[4]resorcines in the solution containing free aminoalkyl groups are the protonated forms of nitrogen atoms of amine groups.
pH-Metrical Study of L
Using the method of pH titration and the data of quantum-chemical modeling on the example of calix[4] resorcine L we have studied the possible centers of proton separation. The investigated compound L is soluble in H2O; and more restrictedly soluble in EtOH and Me2CO.
Figure 2b. The optimized geometry of the structure L' in EtOH: Figure 2a. The optimized geometry of L in ethanol shows the the «front view».
average distances r(O1-H1)=0.980 A, r(O1-H2)=1.661 A, r(O2-H2)= 1.002 A for the selected group of atoms.
Figure 2c. Ways of proton transfer from different hydroxyl groups to nitrogen atoms of the amino groups in the formation of zwitterionic form L'.
Figure 2d. The dependence of total energy of zwitter-ionic forms of the ligand on the number of protons transported along the path 1 (see Figure 1c). As a point of reference there is taken the full energy of L'.
Figure 3 shows the curves of pH-metric titration of the solutions L and H2O, EtOH, Me2CO, treatment of which was carried out according to the work.[22]
Here, the number of the titrated n protons is equal to the number of KOH moles, related to the number of L moles. Hence, n would correspond to the equivalence points. It follows from the graphs 3a, 3b, 3c that on titrating L in H2O, EtOH and Me2CO, these values are equal respectively to ~ 2.5, 4.0, 1.0.
At the titration process, there may be titrated the amino groups and the protons of resorcinol groups, however, with the account of the data of quantum chemical simulation, we believe that since the protonation of the nitrogen atoms of the amino groups is the most energetically favorable and,
therefore, a preferential process, the cleavage of protons during titration is carried out primarily from the resorcinol groups.
In the process of L titration in water (Figure 3 a) at the region p^ = 3-7, five protons can be cleaved. The cleavage of four protons will take place from the resorcinol groups of a single molecule of L, the fifth proton can be cleaved from the protonated aminogroup. However, based on quantum chemical simulation data, the fifth proton is likely to be cleaved from the hydroxyl group of the second molecule of the compound. In this case, as we see it, at the region of pH= 3-7, L in H2O can exist in cationic form as a dimer:
2(H^L)4+ ^ (H24L/+ ^ (H^r + 5H+.
Figure 3. Curves of pH-metric titration of the systems (VL=20 ml): a) «L - H2O», CL = 2^0-3 M, Ccon = 540-3 M;
b) «L - EtOH», CL = 2-10-3 M, C = 440-3 MMl;
' 5 L 5 con 5
c) «L - Me.CO»: CL = 240-3 M, C = 4-10-3 M.
2 L con
In the process of titrating L in EtOH at the pH = 2-6 region, four protons are cleaved (Figure 2b). Therefore, in the indicated region of pH, L in EtOH, probably, will exist in the form of the neutral monomer:
(H12L)4+ ^ (H8L)+ 4H+, pH = 2-6.
On titrating L in acetone in pH~1-7 region, one proton is cleaved (Figure 2c). Consequently, it is possible that in the region of pH < 7 in Me2CO, L is present in the form of a cation:
(Hi2L)4+ ^ (HUL)3++ H+, pH = 1-7.
Thus, it follows from the data of quantum-chemical modeling and pH-metry that L in Me2CO and in H2O at the region pH < 7 is in the form of protonated cation monomer (Me2CO) or dimer (H2O). In EtOH at the region of pH < 6, L is in the form of a neutral monomer, but this does not exclude the presence of protonated amino groups of the lower rim. The protonated forms of the amino groups lead to the formation of a positively charged lower rim, and the partial or total deprotonation of the upper rim formed by the resorcinol groups result in the formation of resorcinolate forms. The combination in the molecule of oppositely charged groups should contribute to the spontaneous formation of associates by ectrostatic mechanism of the type "head to tail". Due to the high ionizing properties of Me2CO and H2O one should not exclude the possibility of forming heteromolecular associates, which hold the solvent molecules by means of hydrogen bonds of the type:
1) (Me)-C5+=O5- i H -N(Me)2Ar-;
2) (Me)-C5+=O5-- - H5+-O5--Rez;
3) H2O5- i H-N(Me)2Ar-;
4) H05--H5+-O5--Rez.
Electron Spectroscopy and Conductometry of L
We have studied the electronic absorption spectra of L solutions in H2O, EtOH and Me2CO at different concentrations.
Figure 4.I shows the EAS of L in EtOH in the interval 200-800 nm for a number of the studied concentrations (CL-10-3M: 5 (1); 2.5 (2), 1.25 (3); 0.725 (4)).
Bands at the region of 200-300 nm (Figure 4.I-2) are determined by rc^-rc* electron transitions in the chromophores (aryl rings of calixresorcine matrix and substituents). The intensity of the benzene bands (X ~228, 275 nm) is increased
J v max ' '
by the presence of auxochromes adjacent to c-bonds (oxygen atoms in Rez-OH, nitrogen atoms in Ar-NMe2) and favoring the emergence of n^-c* transitions. Furthermore, under the protonation condition of amino groups the unshared electron pair (UEP) on the nitrogen atom is not capable of reacting with n-electron density of the benzene ring so EAS of the protonated aminoaryl radical is close to EAS of benzene. However, deprotonation of Rez-OH fragments is accompanied by the appearance of the negative charge on the oxygen atom. As a result, the bands of charge transfer at the region of 300-400 nm undergo a bathochromic shift (~309, 349, 368, 395 nm) with hyperchromic effect.[2324]
With the reduction of the substance concentration in ethanol (Figure 4.1-3,4) the intensity of the absorption bands is reduced, but their character and position of the maxima at the region of 200-400 nm changes insignificantly. The increase of concentration (Figure 4.I-1) is accompanied by the cleavage of each of the absorption bands at the region 300-400 nm to 2-3 components and 9 absorption bands are present in EAS (310, 317, 328, 342, 355, 366, 376, 383, 398 nm). Such spectral changes are due to exciton interaction of transition dipoles arranged in parallel planes to form various excited electronic energy levels.
These multiplets are observed in molecules containing more than one molecule in the unit cell.[25] This fact indicates that the flow of association processes of L molecules with increasing concentrations of EtOH; a similar pattern is also observed in Me2CO at CL= 5-10-3 M (Figure 4.I-1).
It should be noted that the absorption at the region of 200-300 nm in EtOH, H2O and Me2CO is influenced by solvents, and at the region of 300-350 nm in Me2CO the influence of solvents is also observed.[23]
The absorption bands in EAS of L solutions in acetone are significantly broadened and shifted, because they lie in the same region as the absorption band of the solvent itself. In H2O, there is observed the broadening at the region of less than 300 nm, which is usually the edge of the fundamental absorption band for H2O (Figure 4.II-1).
Organization of individual molecules L in the investigated solvents is also studied by conductometry. To this end the concentration dependences of the electrical conductivity are obtained for L solutions in H2O, EtOH, Me2CO (Figure 5).[4]
Apparently, the nature of changes of the concentration dependence of L electrical conductivity in H2O, EtOH and Me2CO (Figure 5) is typical for ionogenic surface active substances (SAS).
It has been found that with the increase of L content in the studied solvents even at low concentrations, there is
Figure 4. EAS of the system I - «L - EtOH»: 200-700 nm; C;10-3M: 5 (1); 2.5 (2), 1.25 (3); 0.725 (4); II - EAS of the system «L - H2O»: 300-600 nm; C;10-3M: 1.25 (1); 0.725 (2); III - EAS of the system «L - Me2CO»: 200-700 nm; C;10-3M: 5 (1); 2.5 (2), 1.25 (3); 0.725 (4).
a sharp increase in the electrical conductivity associated, apparently, with the number of protonated molecules of calix resorcinols before inflection, corresponding to the critical concentration of association (CCA). In the region of these concentrations, there is beginning to emerge spontaneously the associates by electrostatic mechanism of the type "head to tail", most likely in the form of ionic micelles. Thereafter, the ion mobility decreases and therefore, the electrical conductivity decreases.
Values of CCAj in H2O and Me2CO have similar amounts: correspondingly -0.13T0"3 M and ~ 0.16-10-3 M) (Figure 5a, 5c). In EtOH, when association starts, a relatively small interval of concentration is observed (~0.03-0.30)T0"3 M, where the electrical conductivity increases sharply, then there is a very sharp drop to ~2.5-10-3 M (Figure 5b).
In H2O and Me2CO a different picture is observed. After CCAj there is observed a gradual increase of the electrical conductivity. In H2O (Figure 5a) after CCAj ~ 0.13-10-3 M, there are still some more inflections, corresponding to
CCA2 ~ 0.4T0"3 M, CCA3 ~ 1.2T0"3 M and CCA4~ 2.0-10-3 M. In Me2CO (Figure 5c) after CCAj there is also a gradual increase of the electrical conductivity, but there is only one inflection corresponding to CCA2 ~ 4.5-10-3 M.
The Dynamic Light Scattering
Another indication of self-association and the formation of aggregates at the region C > (0.03~5.2)-10-3 M is the data of DLS. Generally, aggregated particles at standing undergo partial hardening due to the formation of the spaces - the grid structure of coagulation.[26] As a result of ultrasonic mixing (UM) these coagulated particles are subjected to peptization and distributed in the bulk solution.
For the solution of L in H2O without UM, there is no diagram of size distribution. After UM (Figure 6a) there is observed a bimodal size distribution by the number of particles, characterized by the corresponding average hydrodynamic diameter ~115 nm and ~788 nm, characteristic
Figure 5. The concentration dependences of the electrical conductivity x of L solutions in H2O (a), EtOH (b), Me2CO (c).
of the micro-heterogeneous environments. The solution contains mainly larger particles (~87 %) of the second fraction.
With the reduction of H2O up to 20 vol. % in the system water-acetone (Figure 6b) or 100 vol. % (Figure 6c) in the solutions of L both before and after UM there is observed a bimodal distribution of sizes by the number of particles, characterized by the average hydrodynamic diameters ~ 188 nm (10 %), ~1101 nm (90 %) and ~276 nm (0.55 %), ~5635 nm (99.45 %), respectively. The increase of Me2CO content in the system leads to increase of volume fraction of large particles, respectively up to 90 % and 99 %.
Phenomena associated with the enlargement of the L particles with increasing the content of Me2CO is due to the fact that the latter as a strongly ionizing aprotic solvent tends mainly to the formation of heteromolecular hydrogen bonds. Therefore, the increase of its content in the solution promotes the formation of new hydrogen bonds accompanied by the increase in the number of heteromolecular associates and aggregation. Consequently, Me2CO may be involved in various types of interactions with different groups in L:
1) (Me)-C5+=O5" i H-N(Me) 2-Ar
2) (Me)-C5+=O5"- H5+-O5--Rez
In addition, the formation of associates proceeds
without the participation of a solvent by electrostatic interaction between the positively charged protinted lower rim and the negatively charged upper rim formed by a cleavage of a proton - "head to tail." Thus, the association of L molecules in Me2CO occurs in two planes: between the molecules of calixresorcines, and between the molecules of calixresorcines and solvent that results in substantial enlargement of the particles. The presence of two CCA on the concentration dependences of the electrical conductivity confirms the data of DLS.
With reducing in the system content of H2O up to 20 vol. % while increasing the share of EtOH up to 80 vol. % there is also observed a bimodal size distribution by the number of particles (Figure 6d) with preferential predominance (~91 %) of larger particles with average dimensions of about 591 nm. The increase of EtOH in the content up to 100 vol. % results in further consolidation of the particles (R~3452 nm), but there is observed a monomodal size distribution on the number of particles L, before and after UM (Figure 6e), indicating the formation of a monodisperse system. EtOH as well as Me2CO indicates the formation of a monodisperse system L:
1) EtO5" i H-N(Me)2-Ar or
2) EtO5" - H5+-O5--Rez.
Since EtOH is less ionized, the tendency for the formation of hetero-molecular associates is expressed very poor; more preferred is a two-dimensional grid formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the molecules of EtOH, which does not promote the consolidation of the associates formed.
Then, basically, self-association of L molecules with the formation of ionic micelles of the type "head to tail" due to the electrostatic interactions of the positively charged lower protonated rim and negatively charged upper rim formed at the expense of proton cleavage will be preferable. Therefore, in the EtOH, self-association of L molecules proceeds mainly at one plane - between the molecules of the calixresorcinols that does not contribute to the enlargement of the particles. The presence of a sharp increase in the electrical conductivity and a sharp drop after CCA confirms the data of DLS. Apparently, the predominant single component association between L molecules promotes the formation of monodisperse system with homogeneous symmetrical units. Thus, the H2O increase in the content in the system promotes the formation of smaller particles; increase in the proportion of nonaqueous solvent leads conversely to the enlargement (coagulation) of the particles in the system.
The tendency to form a two-dimensional grid of intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the molecules for the H2O is expressed in greater degree than for ethanol.
In addition, the higher ionizing ability compared to EtOH, promotes the interaction of the type:
1) H2O5" i H-N(Me)2-Ar or
2) H2O5"-H5+-O5--Rez.
At the same time for L there is observed a significant solubility in H2O. In combination with small size and more pronounced ionizing properties (dielectric permittivity ~78), the given facts explain, on the one hand, the formation
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Conclusions
Thus, the complex of physical and chemical methods has shown the preferential protonation of the amino groups of the lower rim and dissociation from hydroxogroups of upper rim of aminomethylated calix[4]resorcine L that accounts for its self-association of the type "head to tail" in Me2CO, EtOH and H2O due to electrostatic interaction. More powerful ionizing properties of Me2CO and H2O contribute to the formation of two-component assemblies with solvent molecules, as evidenced by the gradual increase in the electrical conductivity. The tendency to the formation of intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the molecules of the solvent promotes the formation of a homogeneous monodisperse medium in the case of EtOH. More pronounced ionizing properties of H2O, despite the tendency to form intermolecular hydrogen bonds between the water molecules, prevent the formation of a homogeneous medium and enlargement of particles. It has been found that in contrast to an aqueous, nonaqueous media contribute to the enlargement of associates of aminomethylated calix[4]resorcine L. The conformational differences of aminocalix[4]resorcine affect the possibility of the formation of zwitter-ionic forms.
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