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Organic guest-responsive structures

In addition to these types, the structural conversions to non-inclusion structure on contact with organic guest molecules have been revealed as an exceptional example. At last, syntheses of redox-active coordination polymers have been mentioned as potential dynamic coordination polymers that change their structures in response to redox reactions. [Pg.2548]

Intelligent molecular systems can be created based on host-guest recognition, which can self-organize and behave differently than nonorganized matter. Supramolecular structures formed by molecular recognition can be used to create molecular systems with specific functions, such as motors or stimulus-responsive... [Pg.3]

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Guests organic

Organization responsibilities

Response structured

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Structural responses

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