High-connectivity networks: characterization of the first uninodal 9-connected net and two topologically novel 7-connected nets

J. Jacob Morris; Bruce C. Noll; Kenneth W. Henderson

doi:10.1039/B711668C

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Chemical Communications

Issue 48, 2007

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High-connectivity networks: characterization of the first uninodal 9-connected net and two topologically novel 7-connected nets

J. Jacob Morris , Bruce C. Noll and Kenneth W. Henderson

Chem. Commun., 2007, 5191-5193

DOI: 10.1039/B711668C
Received 08 Aug 2007, Accepted 28 Sep 2007
First published on the web 12 Oct 2007

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Ring and cage aggregates containing the large alkali metals potassium or rubidium have proven to be excellent building blocks for the creation of high-connectivity nets, as demonstrated by their use as septahedral and nonahedral nodes in synthesis of two new types of 7-connected nets and the first ever example of a 9-connected net.

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