Cationic guest inclusion in widemouthed Schiff base macrocycles
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Jian Jiang, Mark J. MacLachlan
Conjugated Schiff base macrocycles with wide bores and conformational flexibility bind organic cations in their interiors, and can be used to assemble larger supramolecular structures.
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