Anion pore structure through packing of molecular triangles

Abstract

A molecular triangle, generated from [(en)Pd(2,2′-bpz-N¹,N^1′)]²⁺ and trans-(NH₃)₂Pt^II, encapsulates a ClO₄^– and aggregates in the solid state in such a way as to form long channels containing a string of anions.

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