Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: Chemometrics is a useful technique to analyze large amounts of data collected to generate insights and predict behaviors, being applied to boronate supramolecules. Boronic acid-based dynamic covalent bond with diols and catechols is a great advantage for multivariate analysis, involving calibration and prediction of the % ee of enantiomeric analytes using chiral boronates. Chemometrics-assisted quantitative structure–property relationship analysis has also been applied to room-temperature phosphorescence behavior of boronate assemblies. This review highlights the effectiveness of chemometrics in experimental material chemistry.
Source: Chemistry Letters
Authors: Yuji Kubo, Kaede Kawaguchi, Masato Ito
Institution: Tokyo Metropolitan University
Language: English
Subfield: Organic Chemistry
Field: Chemistry
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: hybrid
Estimated APC paid: $1,048
Awards: Development of gold nanocluster catalysts with cooperative support materials composed of boron-containing self-assemblies, Preparation of boron-containing self-assemblies aiming at providing chiral nano-surface and their application to chiral catalysis, Phosphorescence manipulation by boronic acid-based supramolecules, マルチカラー型残光センサー, Fabrication of water-dispersed supramolecular photocatalysts using exciton expansion
OpenAlex ID: W4402542800