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Polycondensation of a trifunctional, ketone-activated fluoroarene with bis- or tris-phenoxides under pseudo-high dilution conditions affords a series of very large macropolycyclic aromatic ether ketones; isolation and characterisation of these materials by NMR, MALDI-TOF MS and, for one example (after reduction of the carbonyl groups to methylene linkages) by X-ray crystallography, confirms that polycondensations which would normally lead to highly branched or cross-linked polymers can also give rise to large, closed-network molecules.
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