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Self-assembly of metal–organic polyhedra into supramolecular polymers with intrinsic microporosity

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Fig. 1 Supramolecular polymerization of porous monomers. Schematic illustration of the synthesis of MOPs as porous monomers and their subsequentcoordination-driven self-assembly
Fig. 3 Stepwise polymerization of C(Cbix to yield CPP-1, which entails initial nucleation, followed by elongation upon addition of more bix molecules, anddeviation of three repetitions.by adding bix aliquots of 0.25 mol
Fig. 4 Polymerization of the kinetically trapped MOP (Cwhen heated at 80 °C, as followed with DLS measurements
Fig. 5 Drying of supramolecular colloidal gel leading to a supramolecular aerogel, and effect on gas sorption properties of the macroscopic structures of the(red), CPP-1_small (blue), CPP-1_big (green), and Cpolymers

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