August 4, 1997

Functional Organic Analogues of Zeolites Based on Metal–Organic Coordination Frameworks

CJChristoph JaniakUniversity of Stuttgart

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New host–guest chemistry: Porous organic frameworks that enable reversible guest inclusion within their stable host framework (shown schematically below) are called organic zeolite analogues. They promise a new range of applications, for example as molecular sieves.

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