The below pages help you planning a successful supramolecular titration experiment.
1. Bindsim - A binding isotherm simulators. To help you estimating the best concentrations to aim for and the number of addition points, try simulate what your results (binding isotherm) might look like using Bindsim.
2. GUIDES: These are short articles that will guide in through the process of running a supramolecular titration experiment.
- Planning a supramolecular titration experiment
- (to come) Performing a supramolecular titration experiment.
- (to come) Analysising your data.
- (to come) Interpret your results.
- Experimental blog - a discussion board about experimental methods.
3. Useful papers - a collection of papers from the literature that you might find useful.
4. How-to-videos(includes various supramolecular chemistry topics).
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