A key challenge in the field of nanotechnol., in particular in the design of mol. machines, novel materials or mol. electronics, is the bottom-up construction of covalently bound mol. architectures in a well-defined arrangement. To date, only rather simple structures have been obtained because of the limitation of one-step connection processes. Indeed, for the formation of sophisticated structures, step-by-step connection of mols. is required. Here, we present a strategy for the covalent connection of mols. in a hierarchical manner by the selective and sequential activation of specific sites, thereby generating species with a programmed reactivity. This approach leads to improved network quality and enables the fabrication of heterogeneous architectures with high selectivity. Furthermore, substrate-directed growth and a preferred orientation of the mol. nanostructures are achieved on an anisotropic surface. The demonstrated control over reactivity and diffusion during covalent bond formation constitutes a promising route towards the creation of sophisticated multi-component mol. nanostructures. [on SciFinder(R)]     «

A key challenge in the field of nanotechnol., in particular in the design of mol. machines, novel materials or mol. electronics, is the bottom-up construction of covalently bound mol. architectures in a well-defined arrangement. To date, only rather simple structures have been obtained because of the limitation of one-step connection processes. Indeed, for the formation of sophisticated structures, step-by-step connection of mols. is required. Here, we present a strategy for the covalent connect...     »

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CAN 156:231030 Chemistry of Synthetic High Polymers 29162-73-0 Role: PRP (Properties) (Br4TPP; controlling on-surface polymn. by hierarchical and substrate-directed growth); 607739-64-0 Role: PRP (Properties), RCT (Reactant), RACT (Reactant or reagent) (DBTF; controlling on-surface polymn. by hierarchical and substrate-directed growth); 1357156-13-8P; 1357156-14-9P; 1357156-15-0P; 1357156-16-1P; 1357156-17-2P Role: PRP (Properties), SPN (Synthetic preparation), PREP (Preparation) (contro...     »