2015
DOI: 10.1002/ange.201502009
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Synthetische kovalente und nichtkovalente zweidimensionale Materialien

Abstract: Die Herstellung synthetischer zweidimensionaler (2D‐)Materialien ist eine faszinierende, aber schwierige Aufgabe, angetrieben durch Anwendungsmöglichkeiten in der Elektronik, Biomedizin, Katalyse und Sensorik sowie in Form von Membranen für die Trennung und Filtration. Unser Aufsatz beleuchtet aktuelle Fortschritte auf diesem breiten Gebiet, mit Schwerpunkten auf kovalenten und nichtkovalenten 2D‐Polymeren und Gerüsten sowie auf selbstorganisierten 2D‐Materialien aus Nanopartikeln, Homopolymeren und Blockcopol… Show more

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“…8 Unfortunately, their inherent weaker bond strengths, which are highly sensitive to environmental conditions such as solvent polarity, temperature, ionic strength, and pH, often severely limit their range of applications. 9 To this end, reversible metal–ligand complexes 10 have higher stability under a broader range of reaction conditions/environments and can be assembled in situ under mild conditions. Most examples utilize combinations of metal and achiral ligands for self-assembly, and a lack of selectivities among achiral ligands often leads to challenges in controlling the overall shapes and sizes of supramolecules.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…8 Unfortunately, their inherent weaker bond strengths, which are highly sensitive to environmental conditions such as solvent polarity, temperature, ionic strength, and pH, often severely limit their range of applications. 9 To this end, reversible metal–ligand complexes 10 have higher stability under a broader range of reaction conditions/environments and can be assembled in situ under mild conditions. Most examples utilize combinations of metal and achiral ligands for self-assembly, and a lack of selectivities among achiral ligands often leads to challenges in controlling the overall shapes and sizes of supramolecules.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%