Reticular synthesis of porous molecular 1D nanotubes and 3D networks.
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S. Chong | T. Hasell | Linjiang Chen | K. Jelfs | D. Holden | A. Slater | M. A. Little | C. Morgan | Rob Clowes | Michael E. Briggs | Andrew I. Cooper | Ge Cheng | Graeme M. Day | Angeles Pulido | Xiao-Feng Wu
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