Daniele Del Giudice, Emanuele Spatola, Matteo Valentini, Prof. Gianfranco Ercolani, Prof. Stefano Di Stefano
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Abstract
This Concept is focused on the key features of dissipative dynamic combinatorial chemistry (DDCC). DDCC deals with transient libraries of compounds, maintained out-of-equilibrium by the consumption of a fuel, whose composition changes upon the selection pressure of kinetic and/or thermodynamic processes. Concepts and definitions of kinetic and thermodynamic dissipative dynamic libraries (“KDDL” and “TDDL”), are introduced and illustrated by a number of actual cases, thus showing the consistency of the present approach. Such concepts and definitions can help establish a common language for this emerging field, which, in our view, has the potential to become highly relevant to supramolecular chemistry.