The multicomponent synthesis and solution-state characterization of three supramolecular bis-heterometallic isosceles triangles are elaborated. The triangular assemblies are isosceles both geometrically and chemically; they comprise multiple ligands, metals, and binding motifs. Variation of the length of one side of the triangle by changing the number of phenyl spacers n = 0, 1, and 2 influences the redox potential of the opposing copper(I) center, allowing translation of the nanomechanical changes into electronically readable values.
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