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What if complexity was already built in — just waiting to be released? In our latest Science Magazine, we show how COFs can selectively excise organic macrocycles with precision. A chemistry that reveals what’s already there. Clip-off Chemistry. Link:

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TheorHetCat ICIQ1 year ago

@ScienceMagazine Congratulations Team!

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@ScienceMagazine Congrats team! amazing

Niyas M. A.1 year ago

@ScienceMagazine Amazing! Super cool work. Congratulations @_SanchezNaya_

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@ScienceMagazine Congrats to our COFbarber group @_SanchezNaya_ @JuanPabloCaval3 @albaled_j @WeAreNanoUp...outstanding work just out in @ScienceMagazine

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