Fabrication of a one‐dimensional copper(I) cyanide bearing 4,4′‐bis(imidazoly)biphenyl) polymer as a recyclable luminescent sensing material for sensitive detection of nitrofurazone

A two-dimensional semiconducting Cu(i)-MOF for binder and conductive additive-free supercapattery

“…The Cu1–Cu1 1 bond distance is 2.447(17) Å, shorter than the sum of van der Waals radii, and is close to the previously reported for Cu2–μ 2 C:N units. 58,59 The bond lengths of Cu1–N4 and Cu1–N5 are 2.070(5) and 1.930(5), and those of Cu2–N1 2 , Cu2–N3 2 , and Cu2–N6 3 are 2.134(5), 2.153(5), and 2.004(6) Å, respectively along the symmetry operation (2) + x , 1 + y , −1 + z , (3) + x , 1 + y , + z . The bond angles between Cu and μ 3 -C:N: Cu1–C8–N6 and Cu1 1 –C8–N6 are 151.4(7) and 138.9(6), respectively.…”

“…The Cu1-Cu1 1 bond distance is 2.447(17) Å, shorter than the sum of van der Waals radii, and is close to the previously reported for Cu2-m 2 C:N units. 58,59 The bond lengths of Cu1-N4 and Cu1-N5 are 2.070(5) and 1.930 (5), and those of Cu2-N1 2 , Cu2-N3 2 , and Cu2-N6 3 60 The bond length of Cu1 1 -C8 is 2.281(8) whereas the Cu2-C9 bond length is 1.874(6) Å. The Cu-Cu distances between each rectangular face are shown in Fig.…”