Model compounds for the study of the primary processes in photosynthesis continue to spur chemists on to elaborate syntheses. Latest efforts have resulted in the triple-decker compounds (“triads”) 1 and 2, in which two quinone and one porphyrin, and one quinone and two porphyrin units, respectively, are linked in rigid arrangements.
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