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A new class of tetrahedral metal–organic capsules that can incorporate up to twelve different externally-directed amine residues is reported, allowing for very large dynamic libraries to be formed from mixtures of amines. Selectivity is observed both externally—more electron-rich amines are incorporated in favour of electron-poor amines—and internally—PF6− is bound in preference to CF3SO3− or BF4−.
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