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Color tuning of cyclometalated iridium complexes through modification of phenylpyrazole derivatives and ancillary ligand based on ab initio calculations File

Kwon, Tae-Hyuk , Cho, HS , Kim, MK , Kim, JW , Kim, JJ , Lee, KH , Park, SJ , Shin, IS , Kim, H , Shin, DM , et al

Article Issue Date2005-03 View4
Coordination polymers based on square planar Co(II) node and linear spacer: solvent-dependent pseudo-polymorphism and an unprecedented interpenetrating structure containing both 2D and 3D topological isomers File

Shin, DM , Lee, IS , Chung, YK , Lah, Myoung Soo

Article Issue Date2003-05 View9
Dynamic equilibrium between a supramolecular capsule and bowl generated by inter- and intramolecular metal clipping File

Park, SJ , Shin, DM , Sakamoto, S , Yamaguchi, K , Chung, YK , Lah, Myoung Soo , Hong, JI

Article Issue Date2005 View4
Stereoselective synthesis of (+)-SCH 351448: A unique ligand system for sodium, calcium, and other cations File

Kang, EJ , Cho, EJ , Ji, MK , Lee, YE , Shin, DM , Choi, SY , Chung, YK , Kim, JS , Kim, HJ , Lee, SG , et al

Article Issue Date2005-08 View4
Synthesis and characterization of novel grid coordination polymer networks generated from unsymmetrically bridging ligands File

Shin, DM , Lee, IS , Chung, YK , Lah, Myoung Soo

Article Issue Date2003-09 View9
Water-soluble supramolecular bowls formed by intra-clipping of resorcin[4]arene-based ligands with Pd(II) ions File

Park, SJ , Shin, DM , Sakamoto, S , Yamaguchi, K , Chung, YK , Lah, Myoung Soo , Hong, JI

Article Issue Date2003-04 View10
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