Solution and surface-confined chloride anion templated redox-active ferrocene catenanes

Solution and surface-confined chloride anion templated redox-active ferrocene catenanes

The first examples of ferrocene containing catenanes, in solution and assembled on a surface are described. Chloride anion templation is exploited to synthesize redox-active [2]- and [3]-catenanes via Grubbs' ring closing metathesis, utilizing a novel ferrocene-appended isophthalamide macrocycl...

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Main Authors:	Evans, N, Rahman, H, Leontiev, A, Greenham, N, Orlowski, G, Zeng, Q, Jacobs, R, Serpell, C, Kilah, N, Davis, J, Beer, P
Format:	Journal article
Language:	English
Published:	2012

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