“…Schiff base polymers also called polyimines or polyazomethines (CH=N) have been the subject of interest from last several decades and prepared by the polycondensation reaction of carbonyl compounds (dialdehydes or diketones) with aliphatic or aromatic diamines. [1][2][3] The researchers are attracted towards the synthesis of new polyimines because of their advantageous properties such as liquid-crystalline, 4 fluorescence, 5,6 optical and electronic properties, 7,8 high thermal stability, 9,10 fiber forming, 11,12 thin film forming, [13][14][15] coordination abilities with metal ions 16 and antimicrobial activities. 17,18 These properties make them important candidate for application in solar cells, 19,20 optoelectronic sensors, 21 photo-luminescent devices, 22 aerospace, 23 packaging materials and antifouling paints.…”