A macrocyclic tetralactam and simple trans-palladium dihalide complexes self-assemble to form [2]pseudorotaxanes. The pseudorotaxane superstructures are formed through second-sphere coordination of the metal ligands by the macrocyclic component (see picture; red: macrocycle with hydrogen atoms removed, blue: n-hexylamine, green: Cl, gray: Pd).
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