Crystal structure, magnetic properties and multiplex photoluminescence of Dy-exclusive coordination polymer based on quinoline-2-carboxylic acid

Two Three-Dimensional LnIII Coordination Polymers Exhibiting Luminescent Sensing and a Magnetocaloric Effect

“…In recent years, there has been a notable surge in interest surrounding lanthanide metal coordination polymers, driven by both their captivating structural characteristics and their great potential applications as versatile functional materials. − They can exhibit a special magnetocaloric effect or luminescent properties and can also be used for gas storage and as catalysts. However, the self-assembly of metal coordination polymers is intricately governed by a multitude of factors, including the selection of appropriate organic ligands, the composition of the solvent system, and the pH level of the solution, which makes the rational design of metal frameworks a complex and challenging task.…”