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Controlling the formation of metallosupramolecular assemblies by metal ionic radii

2010
Journal paper

Abstract

The formation of either dinuclear double-stranded or pentanuclear circular helicates from a ligand containing two tridentate domains separated by a phenylene unit can be controlled by inter-ligand steric interactions which themselves are governed by the size of the metal ion.

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