Molecular Weaving

Triaxial Molecular Weaving: How Three-Axis Chemistry Builds Fabrics No Loom Can Make

Chemists have developed a novel two-dimensional polymer fabric woven along three axes using ring-shaped molecules and boron-nitrogen bonding. This triaxial molecular weave exhibits topological chirality, enhanced mechanical robustness, and selective porosity for separating aromatic from aliphatic compounds, opening new avenues for advanced materials.