If we dip a sample of chloroalkane in an ethereal solution, radicals form at the sites where chlorines are attached, which subsequently pair with other radicals.
Now, consider 1,3,5-trichlorobenzene:
If I attempted to perform a Wurtz-Fittig reaction with this, I suspect the product would be a two dimensional polymerised product. I drew a portion of it:
This polymer is quite interesting. Has this been observed before? Does it have a name?
While looking for the name of this molecule is my primary concern, it would be great if I could also get some information about its properties. This polymer looks like a "hollow" version of graphene, so I believe this would have some properties of graphene, although quite lighter. I think this could conduct electricity, due to conjugated $\pi$ systems of benzene rings. I also believe it would be quite porous, and probably allow small molecules like $\ce{H2O}$ to pass through.