I am not sure if Chern Chuang followed this path when he made the first beaded EMAC. Unlike EMACs with pyridyl-ligands, here one can use the same type of two-end weaving technique we used for making bead models of fullerenes.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Weaving path for EMACs with 1,8-naphthyridine ligands
A simple weaving path for EMACs that contain 1,8-naphthyridine (萘啶) ligands:
I am not sure if Chern Chuang followed this path when he made the first beaded EMAC. Unlike EMACs with pyridyl-ligands, here one can use the same type of two-end weaving technique we used for making bead models of fullerenes.
I am not sure if Chern Chuang followed this path when he made the first beaded EMAC. Unlike EMACs with pyridyl-ligands, here one can use the same type of two-end weaving technique we used for making bead models of fullerenes.
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