Study level
BAC +5
ECTS
2 credits
Component
Faculty of Science
Description
A general approach to the supramolecular chemistry of the f elements will be developed through notions of molecular recognition, specific physico-chemical properties of lanthanides and actinides and supramolecular materials.
Hourly volumes* :
CM: 12h
TD : 8h
Objectives
The aim of this teaching unit is to present the advantages of molecular and supramolecular chemistry with a view to controlling the reactivity or structuring of molecular building blocks or materials, and then to apply it to f-elements.
Necessary prerequisites
Coordination chemistry of f
Knowledge control
Full continuous assessment
Syllabus
A general approach to supramolecular chemistry
- Application to molecular recognition :
- principle of molecular recognition
- luminescent probes
- electrochemical probes
- bimodal probes
- Specific physico-chemical properties of lanthanides and applications :
- magnetism (MRI)
- luminescence (biological applications)
- Supramolecular materials: organic and hybrid supramolecular polymers
Tutorials on publication will be carried out to put into practice the various concepts covered in the course.
Further information
Administrative contact(s): Master of Chemistry secretariat