Dome-distortion and fluorine-lined channels: synthesis, and molecular and crystal structure of a metal- and C–H bonds-free fluorophthalocyanine
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Hyun-Jin Lee, William W. Brennessel, Joshua A. Lessing, William W. Brucker, Victor G. Young, Jr., Sergiu M. Gorun
The first perfluorinated metal-free phthalocyanine exhibits a dome-like molecular distortion usually induced by large metal ions. Fluorine-lined channels account for ∼ 39% of the unit cell volume. The intermolecular interlocking of peripheral iso-perfluoroalkyl short-chains contributes to these features, which could be used in the rational design of robust materials.
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