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The Wondrous World of ABX3 Molecular Perovskites

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By Silva Kronawitter, Gregor Kieslich
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
The Wondrous World of ABX3 Molecular Perovskites The substitution of atoms with molecular building blocks to form hybrid organic-inorganic networks has been an important research theme for several decades. ABX3 Molecular Perovskites (MolPs) are a subclass of hybrid networks, adopting the perovskite structure with cationic and anionic molecules on the A-site and X-site.
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Spin-State Dependent Pressure Responsiveness of Fe(II)-based Triazolate Metal-Organic Frameworks

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By Silva Kronawitter, Sebastian A. Hallweger, Marcel Hirrle, Hans Albrecht Krug
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Spin-State Dependent Pressure Responsiveness of Fe(II)-based Triazolate Metal-Organic Frameworks Fe(II)-containing Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) that exhibit temperature-induced spin-crossover (SCO) are candidate materials in the field of sensing, barocalorics, and data storage. Their responsiveness towards pressure is therefore of practical importance and is related to their longevity and processibility. The impact of Fe(II) spin-state on the pressure responsiveness of MOFs is yet unexplored.
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A new polar perovskite coordination network with azaspiroundecane as A-site cation

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By Stefan Burger, Silva Kronawitter, Ångström Laboratory, Uppsala universitet
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
A new polar perovskite coordination network with azaspiroundecane as A-site cation† ABX3 perovskite coordination networks are a rapidly growing sub-class of crystalline coordination networks. At present, synthetic efforts in the field are dominated by the use of commercially available building blocks, leaving the potential for tuning properties via targeted compositional changes largely untouched.
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