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CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 52, Issue 39, Pages 6553-6556Publisher
ROYAL SOC CHEMISTRY
DOI: 10.1039/c6cc02308h
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- University of Auckland Faculty Research Development Fund (FRDF)
- Product Accelerator program
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Here, we present a new strategy to improve the rigidity of PIM-1 through the introduction of 8-membered ring locking into the flexible spiro-carbon pivot point to produce an interlocked polycyclic structure. This locked version of PIM-1 shows simultaneous increases in both permeability and selectivity that place it well above the Robeson upper bound for a number of important gas pairs. Molecular modelling demonstrates that the locked version of PIM-1 is much more rigid.
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