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Luminescent porous coordination polymers, cage-containing chains [Pb(L1)(N)(OH)] (1) and 1-D double helical chains [Pb(L2)(N)] (2) with 1-D channels were prepared by solvothermal reactions. These polymers can take up metal ions and induce different luminescence responses depending on the metal ions.
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