klortomers
Klortomers are a proposed class of molecular constructs in organometallic chemistry and materials science. They are defined by their ability to adopt several interconvertible isomeric states, with transitions among configurations that can be induced by external stimuli such as light, heat, or chemical inputs. The concept emphasizes dynamic structure and tunable properties rather than a single static arrangement.
Etymology and terminology: The name derives from klort, a fictional halogen-like ligand that bridges metal centers,
Structural features: Typical klortomers incorporate metal centers (for example transition metals) connected by klort bridges that
Synthesis and dynamics: In theoretical descriptions, klortomers are assembled from precursors bearing klort units in controlled
Applications and status: In fictional or hypothetical contexts, klortomers are proposed as molecular switches for data