Synthesis of a metal-free coordinating ring via formation of a cleavable [2]catenane.

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Synthesis of a metal-free coordinating ring via formation of a cleavable [2]catenane.

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Frédéric Niess

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Jean-Pierre Sauvage

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Metallomacrocycles with a difference: macrocyclic complexes with exocyclic ruthenium(II)-containing domains.

Use of cleavable coordinating rings as protective groups in the synthesis of a rotaxane with an axis that incorporates more chelating groups than threaded macrocycles.

Dynamic topomerization of Cu(I)-complexed pseudorotaxanes.

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General method for synthesis of functionalized macrocycles and catenanes utilizing "click" chemistry.

Electrochemically and Photochemically Driven Ring Motions in a Disymmetrical Copper [2]-Catenate.

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10.1039/C3CC46452K

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2013-11-01T00:00:00Z

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