A double ouroboros-shaped molecular dimer was crystallized from a tripodal molecule having the ability to adopt conformation similar to molecular tweezers at one end and a lone unit at the other. Two complementary tripodal molecules self-organize into a dimer like two serpents biting each other's tails in a circular fashion.
M. Kedia, K. R. Soumya, U. Phukon, I. Mishra, R. L. Borkar, P. Vengadeshwaran, M. Bhol and M. Sathiyendiran, CrystEngComm, 2023, 25, 2518 DOI: 10.1039/D3CE00264K
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