Abstract
Knots have been rigorously studied since the 1860s, but only in the past 30 years have they been made in the laboratory in molecular form. Now, the most complex small-molecule examples so far — a composite knot and an isomeric link, each with nine crossings — have been prepared.
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Fenlon, E. E. (2018, November 1). What tangled webs we weave. Nature Chemistry. Nature Publishing Group. https://doi.org/10.1038/s41557-018-0135-3
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