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TRANSITION METAL COORDINATION POLYMERS: SYNTHESIS, SPECTROSCOPIC AND ELECTROCHEMICAL STUDIES

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) attract increasing interest due to their intriguing structural characteristics as well as desired performances, including sensor technology, luminescence, ion exchange, catalytic properties, etc. Carefully selected organic ligands with certain features, such as multidentate and rigid ligands with multi-proton acceptor or donor sites, might be utilized as versatile linkers, being useful in constructing and tailoring coordination polymers with desirable properties. Metal coordination polymers of suitable organic ligands potentially allow the variation and control of redox properties. Herein, we present the synthesis, IR spectra and electrochemical characterization of metal coordination polymers with hydroxynicotinic acids.

Transition metal ; Coordination polymers ; Hydroxynicotinic acids ; Spectral properties ; Electrochemical behavior

Izradu ovog rada potpomogla je Zaklada Hrvatske akademije znanosti i umjetnosti.