The site-selective molecular recognition of ternary architectures by using supramolecular nanoporous networks at a liquid-solid interface.
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Summary
The supramolecular networks not only pro-vide cavities for the inclusion of guest molecules, but can actively interact with guest molecules to affect assembly struc-tures by causing variations in the lattice geo-metries of the host frameworks.
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- 2010-04-01
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Computer science
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