Three novel interpenetrating diamondoid networks from self-assembly of 1,12-dodecanedinitrile with silver(I) salts.
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Davide M Proserpio | Lucia Carlucci | Gianfranco Ciani | S. Rizzato | D. Proserpio | Silvia Rizzato | L. Carlucci | G. Ciani
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