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    Anion-triggeredmelaminebasedself-assembly and hydrogel

    We found that melamine in its protonated form could be triggered by oxoanions such as NO3, PO43-, ATP, and SO42- to form superstructures and to gelate a large amount of water molecules, presumably resulting from the electrostatic and hydrogen bonding interactions operating in a synergistic manner;

    the gelation can be reversibly switched off/on by increasing/decreasing pH or temperature.

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    Volume:3

    Page:1-3

    Journal:Chemical Communications

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