Amides Do Not Always Work: Observation of Guest Binding in an Amide-Functionalized Porous Metal-Organic Framework.

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Amides Do Not Always Work: Observation of Guest Binding in an Amide-Functionalized Porous Metal-Organic Framework.

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Alexander J Blake

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Harry G W Godfrey

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Oguarabau Benson

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Rafel Cabot

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Stephen P Argent

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Stewart F Parker

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Yong Yan

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10.1021/JACS.6B08059

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metal-organic framework

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