Chemical engineering of quasicrystal approximants in lanthanide-based coordination solids
Tessellation of self-assembling molecular building blocks is attractive for accessing metal-organic materials with geometric frustration, however such motifs are rare. Here the authors use ytterbium(II) as a five-vertex node to assemble an Archimedean tessellation in a bulk, molecule-based material.
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| Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2020
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| Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/96286803a7574f4581fdaf8b7bcdc0b7 |
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| Summary: | Tessellation of self-assembling molecular building blocks is attractive for accessing metal-organic materials with geometric frustration, however such motifs are rare. Here the authors use ytterbium(II) as a five-vertex node to assemble an Archimedean tessellation in a bulk, molecule-based material. |
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