2023
DOI: 10.1021/acs.inorgchem.3c02593
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Pyridyl-Isonicotinoyl Hydrazone-Bridged Zn(II) Coordination Framework with Thiophenedicarboxylato Link: Structure, Biological Activity, and Electrical Conductivity

Manik Shit,
Satyajit Halder,
Arka Dey
et al.
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“…Normally, carboxylate-bridging ligands would not conduct electricity due to the presence of insulating C-centers while the presence of metal (even diamagnetic) knots controls the energy difference between valence and conduction bands and make them helpful for electrical communicators and/or semiconductors. In the past few years, it has been explored that CPs are working as better electrical conductors and storage systems than conventional electrical devices. Some excellent porous conducting polymers (PCPs) of Zn­(II), Cd­(II), and few other transition metal ions are reported recently. To the best of our knowledge, Mn­(II)-based CPs are still rare in the literature for serving as electrical conductors. It is assumed that d 5 high-spin electronic configuration of Mn­(II) having the highest magnetic field may accelerate the electronic properties of the materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Normally, carboxylate-bridging ligands would not conduct electricity due to the presence of insulating C-centers while the presence of metal (even diamagnetic) knots controls the energy difference between valence and conduction bands and make them helpful for electrical communicators and/or semiconductors. In the past few years, it has been explored that CPs are working as better electrical conductors and storage systems than conventional electrical devices. Some excellent porous conducting polymers (PCPs) of Zn­(II), Cd­(II), and few other transition metal ions are reported recently. To the best of our knowledge, Mn­(II)-based CPs are still rare in the literature for serving as electrical conductors. It is assumed that d 5 high-spin electronic configuration of Mn­(II) having the highest magnetic field may accelerate the electronic properties of the materials.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%