This communication describes the use of non-covalent chemistry to construct recyclable porphyrin cored HBPs. The non-covalent design allows the polymeric backbone to be rescued and reused after porphyrin degradation. The steric environment within the polymeric encapsulated ligand notably affected the porphyrin coordination geometry.

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