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Light is especially useful. introduction pH, oxidizing and reducing agents, temperature, light ⇒They are useful stimuli in nanoscience and nanotechnology. Light is especially useful. Rapidly Remotely Reversibly Not generate undesired substances light Azobenzene derivatives are widely used as photoresponsive compounds.

Arenes Pillararenes’s features introduction ・having many reactive sites at their rims presence of functional groups at the reactive sites significantly affects their physical properties Figure 1. Chemical structures of (a) pillar[n]arenes modified with triethylene oxide groups (1, n = 5; 2, n = 6) and (b) an azobenzene guest (G1).

In this study Author synthesized a new water-soluble pillar[6]arene with 12 triethylene oxide substituents and demonstrated photoreversible switching of the LCST using a photoresponsive host−guest system between the pillar[6]arene 2 and an azobenzene guest. LCST : lower critical solution temperature

result & discussion LCST Behavior of 2 An aqueous solution of 2 25℃ was clear 50℃ was turbid 25℃ was clear again. Tcloud of 2 in 2mM aqueous solution was 41℃, which is similar to Tcloud in 1. As the concentration of 1 increased, Tcloud decreased. ⇒Tcloud depended the concentration of 1. As the concentration of 2 increased, Tcloud of 2 also decreased. Tcloud : clouding point Differences between the cyclic pentamer 1 and hexamer structures 2 were therefore independent of Tcloud. Figure 2. Photographs of an aqueous solution containing 2 (2mM) at (a) 25℃ and (b) 50℃.(c) Temperature dependence of light transmittance of 1 (2mM, red solid line) and 2 (2mM, black solid line) in aqueous solution. (d) Concentration dependence of the clouding point (Tcloud) of 1 and 2 in aqueous solution.

Pillar[5]arene 1 and trans-G1 ⇒trans-G1 did not form a complex with 1. result & discussion designed a new water-soluble guest G1 Pillar[5]arene 1 and trans-G1 ⇒trans-G1 did not form a complex with 1. Pillar[6]arene 2 and trans-G1 ⇒DABCO cation, methylene, and azobenzene ring containing Hb were located in the cavity of pillar[6]arene 2.

Effect of Host−Guest Complexation between 2 and trans-G1 on Tcloud result & discussion Effect of Host−Guest Complexation between 2 and trans-G1 on Tcloud Upon addition of trans-G1 (8mM) to 2 (2mM), Tcloud increased from 41 to 57℃. Tcloud did not change when 1 was mixed with trans-G1. No complexation occurred between 1 and trans-G1. Figure 3.(e) Temperature dependence of light transmittance of 1 (2mM, red solid line), a mixture of 1 (2mM) and trans-G1 (8mM, red dashed line), 2 (2mM, black solid line), and a mixture of 2 (2mM) and trans-G1 (8mM, black dashed line) in aqueous solution.

Photoresponsive Host−Guest Complexation System of 2 and G1 (absence of pillar[6]arene 2) absence of pillar[6]arene 2 UV light (340 nm)     ↓ cis form of G1 (cis-G1) trans-G1/cis-G1 = 21/79 visible light (436 nm) Trans-G1 trans-G1/cis-G1 = 89/11 The photoisomerization could be repeated many times. Figure 4. (a) 1H NMR spectra of trans-G1 upon alternating irradiation with UV or visible light in 2mM in D2O at 25℃.

Photoresponsive Host−Guest Complexation System of 2 and G1 (presence of pillar[6]arene 2) Figure 5. 1H NMR spectra of a mixture of trans-G1 and cis-G1 (trans-G1/cis-G1 = 29/71) (b) with and (a) without pillar[6]arene 2.Resonances are labeled in Figure 1. (d) The illustration of photoresponsive host−guest complexation.

Photoresponsive Host−Guest Complexation System of 2 and G1 (presence of pillar[6]arene 2) Host−guest complex of pillar[6]arene 2 and trans-G2 UV light (first cycle) Tcloud decreased from 57 to 52℃. Photoisomerization from the trans to cis form led to dethreading of cis-G1 from the cavity of pillar[6]arene 2. visible light (second cycle) Tcloud increased from 52 to 56.5℃. allowed pillar[6]arene 2 complexation with trans- G1 Figure 5.(c) Changes of Tcloud upon alternating irradiation with UV or visible light. The increases and decreases in Tcloud could be reversibly switched by alternating irradiation with UV or visible light.

CONCLUSIONS ・They demonstrated photoreversible switching of LCST using a photoresponsive host−guest system between a new thermoresponsive macrocyclic host pillar[6]arene 2 and an azobenzene guest G1 in aqueous media. ・This photocontrollable threading/ dethreading led to photoreversible switching of LCST behavior.