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Amphiphilic behavior of an apparently non-polar calixarene.

The self-assembly properties of a non-polar calixarene have been investigated at the air-water interface, in water and in the solid state showing that this molecule behaves as an amphiphilic molecule.

M. Zaworotko | A. Coleman | P. Shahgaldian | S. S. Kuduva

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