Study on 2D Molecular Networks of Flexible Pentacarboxylic Acid Ligands Induced by Ether Bonds in Response to Selective Guest Inclusion
Ting Meng,
Xunwen Xiao,
Ke Deng
et al.
Abstract:The flexibility of ligands allows for their bending, twisting, or rotation to adopt various conformations, leading to distinct symmetries during the self-assembled process. Flexible aromatic acid ligands modified by ether bonds are a promising type of self-assembled module when it comes to surfaces. Here, two pentacarboxylic acid ligands (H 5 L1 and H 5 L2) with minor skeleton differences have successfully self-assembled into disparate porous networks on the graphite surface and demonstrated excellent potentia… Show more
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