Organic Salts
Organic Salts are fully organic ionic solids wich form, at 3D-level, low density architectures built with charge-assisted hydrogen-bonds. These materials should have permanent porosity and interact through their charges with guests. If in the framework rotors are introduced, it is also possible to follow the dynamics of the guest through the channels.
- Xing G., Bassanetti I., Ben T., Bracco S., Sozzani P., Marchio L., Comotti A. “Multifunctional Organosulfonate Anions Self-Assembled with Organic Cations by Charge-Assisted Hydrogen Bonds and the Cooperation of Water”. Cryst. Growth Des., 2018, Volume 18, 2082-2092.
- Bracco S., Miyano T., Negroni M., Bassanetti I., Marchio L., Sozzani P., Tonhai N., Comotti A. “CO2 regulates molecular rotor dynamics in porous materials”. Chemical Communications, 2017, Volume 53, Issue 55, 7776-7779.
- Xing G., Bassanetti I., Negroni M., Bezuidenhout C., Ben T., Bracco S., Sozzani P., Comotti A. “Extremely CO2-holder Porous Organic Salt” IN PRESS
- Xing; I. Bassanetti; S. Bracco; M. Negroni; C. Bezuidenhout; T. Ben; P.Sozzaniand A. Comotti “Highly-Selective Adsorption and Screwing Dynamics of CO2 into Helical Charge-decorated Channels of Porous Organic Crystals”. 2018, IN PRESS.