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International tables for X-ray crystallography
N. F. M. Henry+6 more
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A consecutive, controllable, and revertible new‐to‐nature ligation and cleavage strategy has been rationally devised to selectively visualize and manipulate biomolecules of interest. The photoclick cycloaddition between allenyl phenyl ether motifs and 9,10‐phenanthrenequinone analogues installed a terminal allyl handle at the exocyclic site, thereby ...
Boog Shing Loh+4 more
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A Key Fragment in Carbon Schwarzite Unit Cells and Its Triple [6]Helicene Precursor
Adjusting the conditions of Scholl reactions has enabled the selective synthesis of polycyclic arenes with two related π‐skeletons. One π‐skeleton is a key fragment of theoretical carbon schwarzites, while the other is a triple [6]helicene, which exhibits unique supramolecular structures in the clathrate with chloroform and an absorption dissymmetry ...
Xinhe Yang+9 more
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Pyrazolyl phosphine oxides are shown to act as dual‐responsive fluorescent sensors, displaying a selective “turn‐off” fluorescence response for Fe3+ and a “turn‐on” response for Al3+. These systems serve as a new framework in the field of sensing materials based on main‐group elements such as phosphorus. Abstract Despite a wealth of previously reported
Ethan D. E. Calder+2 more
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In a proof‐of‐concept study, it was for the first time shown that planar chiral trans‐cycloalk‐2‐enones, such as 2, can be formed enantioselectively from their cis‐isomers by triplet energy transfer from a chiral catalyst. Computational studies performed with cyclohept‐2‐enone and enone 1 provided invaluable insights into the mode of action of the ...
Max Stierle+10 more
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When a bis(amidophenolate)‐supported As(III)‐center is treated with typical two‐electron donors, a coordination‐induced electromerism induces the oxidation of the central atom to As(V) with concomitant reduction of the redox‐active ligand. Due to this triggerable electronic reorganization, the As‐center remains a remarkable Lewis acid and can be used ...
Simon B. H. Karnbrock+4 more
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Characterizing metal-binding sites in proteins with X-ray crystallography
K. Handing+5 more
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Leveraging Noncovalent Interactions for the Binding of CO by a Weakly Lewis Acidic Borane
We report a carbonyl complex featuring a simple tri‐coordinate borane, characterized by a Lewis acidity which is only marginally higher than B(NMe2)3. Exposure of {(Ph2P)xanth}3B to carbon monoxide under mild conditions (1 bar, 25 °C) reversibly yields {(Ph2P)xanth}3B·CO.
Agamemnon E. Crumpton+2 more
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Four‐Centre, Multielectron Bonding in Rare‐Earth Germole Sandwich Complexes
Stepwise one‐ and two‐electron reduction of the dimeric germole‐ligated sandwich complexes [(η5‐CpGe)M(η5‐Cpttt)]2 (M = Y, Gd, Dy) produces the isostructural complex anions [{(η5‐CpGe)M(η5‐Cpttt)}2]− and [{(η5‐CpGe)M(η5‐Cpttt)}2]2−, respectively. The additional electrons populate bonding molecular orbitals extending across the {M2Ge2} rings, resulting ...
Siddhartha De+6 more
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Structure Determination by X-Ray Crystallography [PDF]
M. F. C. Ladd, R. A. Palmer
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