Abstract
The first 3D actinide polyrotaxane framework (named IHEP-URCP-2) has been obtained based on windmill-like six-connected high-nuclear oligomeric uranyl nodes under hydrothermal conditions. Notably, the in situ formed pseudorotaxane ligand simultaneously plays dual roles of both a bulky pseudorotaxane linker and a supramolecular guest.
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