“…ven six decades after its discovery, ferrocene still remains a hot topic for new materials researchers. Ferrocene and ferrocene-based materials are versatile and have been successfully used in a variety of domains such as electrochemistry [1][2][3][4], sensors [5], nonlinear optics and luminescent systems [6,7], pharmaceuticals [8,9], automobiles [10,11], fine organic synthesis [12], materials chemistry [13][14][15][16][17], liquid crystals [18][19][20], paramagnetic and ferromagnetic systems [21,22] and bio-organometallic chemistry [23], etc. During its long journey ferrocene chemistry has witnessed the emergence of many structural motifs built around the ferrocene platform, suitably grafting ene, phenylene(ethylene) and ethynyl spacers between two ferrocenes or between a ferrocene and an organic/inorganic group.…”