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. 2014 Feb 19;5:3325. doi: 10.1038/ncomms4325

Table 1. Enantioselective adsorption of a racemic DOPA solution on chiral mesoporous platinum films.

Entry Sample name Temperature (°C) Time (h) αD/L*
1 NIM-Pt 4C cm−2 22 1 0.99±0.05
      5 0.98±0.05
2 CIM-Pt-L 4C cm−2 22 1 1.02±0.05
      5 1.29±0.05
3 CIM-Pt-L 8C cm−2§ 22 1 0.96±0.05
      5 1.32±0.05
4 CIM-Pt-L 8C cm−2§ 2 1 1.18±0.05
      3 1.52±0.05
5 CIM-Pt-D 4C cm−2|| 2 1 0.98±0.05
      5 0.93±0.05
6 CIM-Pt-D 8C cm−2 2 1 0.91±0.05
      3 0.85±0.05

*The D/L DOPA separation factor (αD/L) was calculated as the quotient of the ratios of D-DOPA to L-DOPA concentrations in the solution, after and before being in contact with the platinum films for a certain time (1, 3 and 5 h).

Non-imprinted mesoporous platinum, deposition charge density of 4C cm−2.

Chiral-imprinted mesoporous platinum obtained using L-DOPA as template, deposition charge density of 4C cm−2.

§Chiral-imprinted mesoporous platinum obtained using L-DOPA as template, deposition charge density of 8C cm−2.

||Chiral-imprinted mesoporous platinum obtained using D-DOPA as template, deposition charge density of 4C cm−2.

Chiral-imprinted mesoporous platinum obtained using D-DOPA as template, deposition charge density of 8C cm−2.