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Molecular recognition and host-guest interactions

A remarkable process is the recognition of anions [22a] by macrocycles contain- [Pg.3]

An important role play some inorganic hosts, and a broad diversity of fascinating supramolecular architectures has been developed on this basis [23, 24]. The incorporation of organometallic guests into inorganic hosts will be dealt with briefly in Section 2.2.1. [Pg.4]

Molecular Recognition and Host-Guest Interactions in Complexes of O-Bistren, C-Bistren, and Bisdien... [Pg.99]

MarteU, A. E. - Molecular recognition and host-guest interactions in complexes of O-bistren, C-bistren, and bisdien 99... [Pg.278]

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