Hierarchic patterning: architectures beyond 'giant molecular wheels'

Hierarchic patterning: architectures beyond 'giant molecular wheels'

Based on symmetry breaking steps under one-pot conditions, simple molybdenum oxide-based building blocks initially assemble to 'giant molecular wheels' in a fast process followed by further slower assembly processes leading stepwise to more complex mesoscopic architectures including spheri...

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Veröffentlicht in:Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) England), 2001-10 (19), p.1928-1929
Hauptverfasser: Müller, A, Diemann, E, Kuhlmann, C, Eimer, W, Serain, C, Tak, T, Knöchel, A, Pranzas, P K
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