Experiments show living polymerization of isocyanides yields unique frameworks, suggesting versatile applications in materials science.
Bis(phenylethynyl)palladium catalysts initiate living polymerization of various isocyanides. The resulting polyisocyanides serve as building blocks for the fabrication of covalent polymer frameworks with customizable pore structures.
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