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Guest-Controlled Topochemical Polymerization and Dimerization of Macrocyclic Pillar[5]arene
Topochemical polymerization enables precise control over polymer structure by confining reactive sites within a preorganized crystal packing. However, accessing a different product generally requires redesign of the monomer. Here, we report a host–guest strategy that regulates the outcome of a photo
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