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publicationNumber KR-101393256-B1
titleOfInvention Anion-acceptor and its preparation method
abstract The present invention relates to an anion-acceptor having selective anion-recognition properties and a preparation method thereof, and more particularly to a novel anion-receptor acceptor having a characteristic of being a selective anion-like anion, which is obtained by bonding a zinc metal to a cholestane skeleton compound introduced with an imidazole group Anion or a receptor and a method for producing the same. As a result, the anion or acceptor selectively detects the anion, especially the phosphate anion and the high binding constant, so that it can be used for the detection of phosphate anion.
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