Spectroscopical investigations on silver sulfamides

The Influence of Weak Interactions on Electric Conductivity of Silver Sulfobenzoate Complexes with Two Neutral Ligands

“…Silver coordination polymers have attracted much attention not only because of the diverse coordination arrangement of the Ag I ion [1] but also the fascinating structural diversities and potential applications in many areas such as optics or electrical conductivity, magnetism, host-guest chemistry, and catalyst. The supra-molecular chemistry of the silver(I) coordination polymers represents a dynamic and thriving field which abounds with various supra-molecular forces such as Ag···ligand, Ag···Ag, Ag···π interactions [2][3][4][5][6][7] and various kinds of hydrogen bonds [including X-H···X, X-H···π, C-H···X, X-H···Ag (X = O, N, halogen), C-H···n (n: lone pair electrons) interactions], π···π stacking and anion interactions, although the closed d 10 configuration of silver(I) appears to cancel any inter-metallic bonding. [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18] Triphenylphosphine (PPh 3 ) is a bulk and soft ligand.…”

Conductivity, Photoconductivity, and Luminescence Studies on Some Silversulfamides

“…CdTe is useful as a highly transparent infrared window, as a gamma ray detector, and as a solar cell (1). More recently, CdTe is used as substrates for the liquid phase epitaxial (LPE) growth of the variable bandgap semiconductor, Hgl-xCdxTe, important for photodetectors (2)(3)(4). Magee et at.…”