Bent tritopic carboxylates for coordination networks: Clues to the origin of self-penetration

J X Chen; H Q Zhao; H H Li; S L Huang; N N Ding; W H Chen; David James Young; W H Zhang; T S Andy Hor

doi:10.1039/c4ce00830h

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Bent tritopic carboxylates for coordination networks: Clues to the origin of self-penetration

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Bent tritopic carboxylates for coordination networks: Clues to the origin of self-penetration

J X Chen, H Q Zhao, H H Li, S L Huang, N N Ding, W H Chen, David James Young, W H Zhang and T S Andy Hor

CrystEngComm, Vol.16(33), pp.7722-7730

2014

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1039/c4ce00830h

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Abstract

self-penetrated polymeric networks

We suggest in this paper that the combinative use of bent tritopic carboxylate, linear dipyridyl and adaptable Cu2+ ion leads to a higher probability of self-penetrated polymeric networks. This assertion is supported by four structures isolated herein, among which two are self-penetrated, highlighting the potential for controlled assembly of self-penetrating networks.

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Title: Bent tritopic carboxylates for coordination networks: Clues to the origin of self-penetration
Authors: J X Chen (Author) - Southern Medical University, China
H Q Zhao (Author) - Southern Medical University, China
H H Li (Author) - Southern Medical University, China
S L Huang (Author) - Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
N N Ding (Author) - Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
W H Chen (Author) - Southern Medical University, China
David James Young (Author) - Monash University, Malaysia
W H Zhang (Author) - Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
T S Andy Hor (Author) - Institute of Materials Research and Engineering, Singapore
Publication details: CrystEngComm, Vol.16(33), pp.7722-7730
Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry (R S C) Publications
Date published: 2014
DOI: 10.1039/c4ce00830h
ISSN: 1466-8033
Organisation Unit: University of the Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Language: English
Record Identifier: 99450102002621
Output Type: Journal article

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