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Title: Guest–Host Frameworks of the Anionic Metal Complex [Fe(ox)3]3- and Cationic Bipyridinium-Based Linkers Bonded by Charge-Assisted Hydrogen Bonds
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Crystal Growth & design [1528-7483] M. Jaya Prakash, Allen G. Oliver and Slavi C. Sevov yr:2012


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