Dynamic nanoscale Borromean links
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Kelly S. Chichak, Stuart J. Cantrill, J. Fraser Stoddart
Employing halogen atom labels on one of the ligand precursors, the lability of at least some of the 30 dative and 12 imine bonds stabilizing and constituting the three rings of a metallo-Borromean linked compound are scrambled in acidic methanolic solution.
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