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Metal-organic scaffolds: heavy-metal approaches to synthetic ion channels and pores

Published inAngewandte Chemie, vol. 47, no. 50, p. 9603-9607
Publication date2008
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Space - the final frontier: Recent progress with metal-organic scaffolds (see picture for an example) to create synthetic ion channels and pores is summarized in this Highlight. The great advantage of this approach is access to a stable and large confined space from small structural units. Current breakthroughs promise future progress toward the synthesis of tubular structures and their multiple functionalization. Recent progress with metal-organic scaffolds (see picture for an example) to create synthetic ion channels and pores is summarized in this Highlight. The great advantage of this approach is access to a stable and large confined space from small structural units. Current breakthroughs promise future progress toward the synthesis of tubular structures and their multiple functionalization.

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SAKAI, Naomi, MATILE, Stefan. Metal-organic scaffolds: heavy-metal approaches to synthetic ion channels and pores. In: Angewandte Chemie, 2008, vol. 47, n° 50, p. 9603–9607. doi: 10.1002/anie.200803300
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