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Halogen Bonding: A Paradigm in Supramolecular Chemistry

Chemistry - A European Journal · 2001 · Vol. 7(12) · pp. 2511–2519
Pierangelo MetrangoloGiuseppe Resnati

Abstract

The term halogen bonding describes the tendency of halogen atoms to interact with lone pair possessing atoms. The binding features and structural properties of halogen bonding are discussed and applied to drive the intermolecular self-assembly of hydrocarbons and perfluorocarbons in chemo-, site-, and enantioselective supramolecular synthesis. The halogen bonding is thus an effective and reliable tool in crystal engineering at the disposal of the supramolecular chemist.

Crystallography and molecular interactionsInorganic Fluorides and Related CompoundsOrganic Chemistry Cycloaddition ReactionsHalogen bondSupramolecular chemistryHalogenLone pairIntermolecular forceCrystal engineeringChemistrySupramolecular assemblyCrystal structureCrystallography

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