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SMARTS atomic coordinates

Return subset of molecule s atomic coordinates for atoms matching SMARTS ... [Pg.135]

Vast arrays of metal-containing polymers have been produced that offer a wide variety of properties. Key milestones in the history of this diverse topic and a sense of its growth and importance were discussed in this chapter. While initial efforts focused on polysiloxanes, today s efforts are quite diverse and include the production of multisite catalysts, variable oxidation state materials, and smart materials where the precise structure can be changed through the introduction of different counterions. These polymers have been produced by all of the well-established polymerization methodologies. The metal atoms reside as part of the macromolecular backbone, in sidechains, coordinated to the backbone, and as integral parts of dendrites, stars, and rods. Truly, many of tomorrow s critically important materials will have metal atoms as an integral part of the polymer framework, which will allow the materials to function as demanded. [Pg.34]


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