Single-crystal to single-crystal transformations in discrete solvated metallocycles: the role of the metal ion†‡
Abstract
Crystals of solvated cobalt- and zinc-containing metallocycles undergo single-crystal to single-crystal (SCTSCT) transformations upon desolvation to yield their close-packed forms; this is in stark contrast to the analogous cadmium-based metallocycle, which affords an empty, transiently porous phase upon desolvation.
- This article is part of the themed collection: “All Aboard” – contributions from NJC Board members