A binary hydrogen bonding motif based on homochiral recognition: crystal structures and hydrogen bonding networks of meso-(R,S)-bis(trifluorolactate)s
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Satoshi Takahashi, Toshimasa Katagiri, Kenji Uneyama
A series of meso-compounds incorporating both enantiomers of a trifluorolactate constructed two-dimensional supramolecular sheets via homochiral hydrogen bonding chains as a binary hydrogen bonding motif.
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