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Sorption comparison of two indium–organic framework isomers with syn–anti configurations

Qian et al., 2014

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8187771014647726066
Author
Qian J
Jiang F
Su K
Li Q
Zhou K
Wu M
Yuan D
Hong M
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CrystEngComm

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Two indium–organic framework isomers, namely [Me2NH2][In (BPDC) 2](InOF-3) and [MeNH3][In (BPDC) 2](InOF-4), have been solvothermally prepared from a biphenyl-3, 3′- dicarboxylate ligand (H2BPDC) with changeable conformation, and feature skeletal …
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