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Agarwal, 2016 - Google Patents

High proton-conduction in a three-dimensional microporous coordination polymer of Mn (II)

Agarwal, 2016

Document ID
9671879480948376303
Author
Agarwal R
Publication year
Publication venue
Inorganic Chemistry Communications

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Proton conductivity is shown for a previously reported, porous coordination polymer {[Mn 2 (DBIBA) 3]·(NO 3)· 3DMF· 4H 2 O} n,[DBIBAH= 3, 5-di (1H-benzo [d] imidazol-1-yl) benzoic acid] consisting of hexagonal cavities. Nitrate ions and water molecules are present in the …
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