Donald J. Cram

University of California, Los Angeles — United States

Chemistry · Physical Sciences

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Research Topics

Molecular spectroscopy and chirality(81), Inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry(77), Analytical Chemistry and Chromatography(76), Synthesis and Properties of Aromatic Compounds(60), Chemical Reaction Mechanisms(59)

Publications489 total

Spherand
2015
Concept, structure, and binding in complexation
Topics in Current Chemistry·2007· 159 cited
Stereochemical reaction cycles
2006· 7 cited
Through‐Shell Alkyllithium Additions and Borane Reductions.
ChemInform·2003Open Access
18‐Crown‐6
Organic Syntheses·2003· 2 cited
Phenyl <i>t</i> ‐Butyl Ether, Method <scp>II</scp>
Organic Syntheses·2003· 1 cited
α‐Bromobenzalacetone
Organic Syntheses·2003
Biscavitands II: Self-Inclusion in a Back-to-Back Connected Biscavitand
Journal of Inclusion Phenomena and Macrocyclic Chemistry·2003· 9 cited
Through-Shell Alkyllithium Additions and Borane Reductions
The Journal of Organic Chemistry·2003· 30 cited
Hemicarcerands containing tosylamide bridges
Tetrahedron Letters·2000· 8 cited
Dynamic Hemicarcerands and Hemicarceplexes
Organic Letters·2000· 110 cited
Chiral recognition between host and guest: a binaphthyl-18-crown-6 host with <scp>D</scp>-phenylglycinium methyl ester perchlorate guest. A difficult structure solved with <i>CRUNCH</i>
Acta Crystallographica Section B Structural Science·1999· 7 cited
Chiral and somewhat hydrophilic hemicarceplexes
Chemical Communications·1998· 24 cited
Partial enzyme mimics
1997
Contexts, conceptions, corands, and coraplexes
1997
Chiral recognition in complexation
1997
Hemicarcerands and constrictive binding
1997· 1 cited
Carcerands and carceplexes
1997· 1 cited
Reactions of complexed hosts, of incarcerated guests, and host protection of guests from self destruction
1997
Back cover
1997
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Frequent Co-authors

Roger C. Helgeson(8), Carolyn B. Knobler(8), Jane M. Cram(4), G. D. Y. SOGAH(4), Martin E. Tanner(3), Judi Bryant(3), Stefan Karbach(3), George W. Gokel(3), S. S. Moore(3), Kenji Koga(3), Lynn R. Sousa(3), Martin Newcomb(3), Takahiro Kaneda(3), Robert G. Thomas(2), Enrico Dalcanale(2), John C. Sherman(2), H. Steinberg(2), John R. Moran(2), Evan P. Kyba(2), Thomas Tarnowski(2)