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Electrochemical characterization of mangrove sediments: A proposal of new proxies for organic matter oxidation

2019

Abstract The voltammetric response of microparticulate deposits resulting from solvent evaporation of ethanolic extracts of mangrove sediments in contact with aqueous acetate buffer is hereby described. Dated sediment cores sampled from the Peruvian mangrove system (“Manglares de Tumbes” National Sanctuary) presented voltammetric responses dominated by oxidative signals of organic components that exhibit significant variations depending on the depth. Voltammetric data allowed for the definition of electrochemical indexes representative of the electrochemically oxidable organic matter fraction. These electrochemical indexes were fEAOM (for the total amount of organic matter being electrochem…

Redox state010501 environmental sciences010502 geochemistry & geophysicsElectrochemistryMangrove sediments01 natural sciencesevaporationPeruElectrochemistryChemical analysisInfrared spectroscopyorganic matterchemistry.chemical_classificationAqueous solutionChemistryBiogeochemistryPollutionOrganic matter oxidationEnvironmental chemistryOrganic matter degradationsMangroveoxidationInfrared spectroscopyredox conditionssolventSedimentsVoltammetric responseGeochemistry and PetrologyOrganic compoundsOrganic matter fractionEnvironmental ChemistryOrganic matter14. Life underwaterSpectroscopyOxidation proxies0105 earth and related environmental sciencesparticulate mattermangrove//purl.org/pe-repo/ocde/ford#1.05.00 [https]SedimentBiological materials15. Life on landcoastal sedimentElectrochemical characterizationssediment coreSolvent evaporationVoltammetryethanolacetateaqueous solutionReactive oxygen species
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Guest-Induced Folding and Self-Assembly of Conformationally Adaptive Macrocycles into Nanosheets and Nanotubes

2017

A conformationally adaptive macrocycle is presented, namely zorb[4]arene, which exists in multiple conformations in the uncomplexed state. The binding cavity of zorb[4]arene is concealed, either due to a collapsed conformation or by self-inclusion. The zorb[4]arene with long alkyl chains manifests itself with surprisingly low melting point and thus exist as an oil at room temperature. Binding of a guest molecule induces the folding and conformational rigidity of zorb[4]arene and leads to well-defined three-dimensional structures, which can further self-assemble into nanosheets or nanotubes upon solvent evaporation, depending on guest molecules and the conformations they can induce.

chemistry.chemical_classificationadaptive macrocyclesnanosheets010405 organic chemistryStereochemistryOrganic ChemistryLow melting pointGeneral Chemistry010402 general chemistry01 natural sciencesCatalysissupramolecular chemistryguest-induced folding0104 chemical sciencesnanotubesFolding (chemistry)Solvent evaporationchemistryMoleculeSelf-assemblyta116AlkylChemistry: A European Journal
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