Abstract:This study employed
a computational quantum chemistry approach
to design lantern organic framework (LOF) materials. Using the density
functional theory method with the B3LYP-D3/6-31+G(d) level theory,
novel lantern molecules ranging from two to eight bridges made of
sp3 and sp carbon atoms to connect circulene bases that
have phosphorous or silicon as anchor atoms were made. It was found
that five-sp3-carbon and four-sp-carbon bridges are optimal
candidates for constructing the lantern framework in the vertic… Show more
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