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Self-Assembly and Characterization of Multimetallic Grid-Type Lead(II) Complexes
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Materials ScienceInorganic ChemistryInorganic CompoundEngineeringHigh ComplexitySelf-assemblyCoordination ComplexChemistryGrid-type Inorganic ArchitecturesMultimetallic Grid-type LeadInorganic MaterialInorganic SynthesisBinding Sites
The formation of grid-type inorganic architectures of [2×2], [3×3], and [4×4] size (depicted here) occurs by self-assembly from lead(II) ions and ligands containing tridentate binding sites. Well-defined inorganic architectures of high complexity may thus be obtained in a single overall step by a spontaneous but controlled process.