Self-assembly of a hydrogen bonded framework from a gold phosphine complex with a pendant uracil group
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Tracy D. Nixon, Lee D. Dingwall, Jason M. Lynam, Adrian C. Whitwood
The easily prepared complex AuCl(PPh2Ur) (Ur = uracil) self-assembles in the solid state to form crystals containing solvent-accessible channels, the structure remains crystalline even after removal and re-addition of solvent.
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