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An adamantane-based tetraphosphonic acid that forms an open diamondoid net via a hydrogen-bonded phosphonic acid–water cluster

Katherine M. E. Jones, A.H. Mahmoudkhani, Brett D. Chandler, George K. H. Shimizu

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An adamantane-based tetraphosphonic acid H-bonds into unprecedented tetrahedral clusters with water to form a four-fold interpenetrated diamondoid net, incorporating both hydrophobic and hydrophillic domains.

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An adamantane-based tetraphosphonic acid H-bonds into unprecedented tetrahedral clusters with water to form a four-fold interpenetrated diamondoid net, incorporating both hydrophobic and hydrophillic domains.

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An adamantane-based tetraphosphonic acid H-bonds into unprecedented tetrahedral clusters with water to form a four-fold interpenetrated diamondoid net, incorporating both hydrophobic and hydrophillic domains.

Key concepts: Diamondoid, Adamantane, Cluster (spacecraft), Net (polyhedron), Chemistry, Hydrogen, Organic chemistry, Molecule

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