2016
DOI: 10.1007/s11172-016-1370-7
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2D coordination polymers of AgI—MII (MII = Ni, Cu) with anions of substituted malonic acids

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“…By varying the substituents in the methylene group of malonic acid, it is possible to change the structure and properties of the resulting compounds, which was previously demonstrated for homometallic complexes of manganese­(II), cobalt­(II), nickel­(II), , copper­(II), etc. Moreover, the structure of malonate complexes of transition metals, and hence their properties, can be changed by introducing atoms of s-, d-, or f-elements into a compound. To date, vast data on the synthesis, structural features, and properties of transition metal complexes (with the exception of iron) with anions of substituted malonic acids and atoms of s-elements have been collected.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By varying the substituents in the methylene group of malonic acid, it is possible to change the structure and properties of the resulting compounds, which was previously demonstrated for homometallic complexes of manganese­(II), cobalt­(II), nickel­(II), , copper­(II), etc. Moreover, the structure of malonate complexes of transition metals, and hence their properties, can be changed by introducing atoms of s-, d-, or f-elements into a compound. To date, vast data on the synthesis, structural features, and properties of transition metal complexes (with the exception of iron) with anions of substituted malonic acids and atoms of s-elements have been collected.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%