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Bulk homochirality of a 3-D inorganic framework: ligand control of inorganic network chirality

Philip Pattison
2009
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Abstract

Enantioselective synthesis of a 3-D inorganic net has been achieved leading to metal–organic frameworks built from cobalt-oxide helices in which handedness is controlled by the chirality of the linked ligand.

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