A Nitrogen-Enriched Pd ₃ L ₆ Cage Assembled from Hydrogen-Bonded Triazole Foldamers for Chemisorption-Driven Methyl Iodide Capture

Yujie Xie; Yu Zhao; Wenqi Zhang; Kuirong Fu; Wanling Li; Yimin Cai; Long Chen; Lihua Yuan; Li X

doi:10.1021/acs.inorgchem.6c01148

May 8, 2026Inorganic Chemistry

A Nitrogen-Enriched Pd ₃ L ₆ Cage Assembled from Hydrogen-Bonded Triazole Foldamers for Chemisorption-Driven Methyl Iodide Capture

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This work aims to construct metal-organic cages using hydrogen bond-directed foldamer preorganization for capturing challenging molecules.
Utilized hydrogen bond-directed foldamer preorganization for cage assembly.
Constructed nitrogen-enriched Pd3L6 cages.
Focused on creating confined reactive cavities for enhancing molecule capture.
Successfully demonstrated the capability of the cages to capture methyl iodide.
Achieved effective chemisorption-driven capture of specific molecules.

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Experimental work establishes a supramolecular strategy for molecule capture using metal-organic cages.

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. This work establishes hydrogen bond-directed foldamer preorganization as a supramolecular strategy for constructing metal-organic cages with confined reactive cavities for challenging molecule capture.

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