Oppositely-charged coordination cages form a Type I porous ionic liquid with two pore sizes

Simone Adorinni; Hugh Ryan; Lillian Ma; Tanya Ronson; Sudhakar Gaikwad; Barbara Rossi; L. Nasi; Jonathan Nitschke; Silvia Marchesan

doi:10.1039/d5mh02121a

January 1, 2026Materials HorizonsOpen Access

Oppositely-charged coordination cages form a Type I porous ionic liquid with two pore sizes

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This research aims to introduce a new type of porous liquid made from oppositely-charged coordination cages.
Prepared through ion metathesis of two oppositely-charged coordination cages.
Characterized for pore sizes and ionic properties.
Created a Type I porous ionic liquid with distinct pore sizes.
Demonstrated potential applications in material science.

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Novel porous liquid combines oppositely-charged coordination cages, suggesting new applications in materials science.

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Here we introduce a new type of porous liquid that combines two coordination cages in a single salt. This material is prepared through the ion metathesis of two oppositely-charged cages:...

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