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Cu(TCNQ)

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3primary papers
3material records
12linked samples
9linked measurements
30linked results
2014–2018publication span

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Paper and reported nameFormula and componentsStructure contextSource
Cu(TCNQ)2018 · High electrical conductivity and high porosity in a Guest@MOF material: Evidence of TCNQ ordering within Cu3BTC2 microporesCu(TCNQ)Cu(I)/Cu(II)-TCNQ phase · TCNQunknown · UnknownCu(TCNQ) phase I nanowire byproduct/reference, identified on the surface of loaded Cu3BTC2 crystallites.7407-7409 · Results and discussion · Figures 1, 4; Figure S13
Cu(TCNQ)2018 · Surface Morphology and Electrical Properties of Cu3BTC2 Thin Films before and after Reaction with TCNQCu(TCNQ)Cu coordinated to TCNQ; authors discuss reduction to Cu(I) · TCNQ = 7,7,8,8-tetracyanoquinodimethaneunknown · DerivedConductive coordination polymer formed by chemical conversion of Cu3BTC2 in methanolic TCNQ; GIXRD assigned to Cu(TCNQ) phase I.p005 / 39404 · Results and Discussion · Figure 6
Cu(TCNQ)2014 · Reversible iodine absorption of nonporous coordination polymer Cu(TCNQ)Cu(TCNQ); TCNQ = 7,7',8,8'-tetracyanoquinodimethaneCu(I) · TCNQ radical anionunknown · PristineNonporous coordination polymer; two polymorphs, phase I and phase II.p001 / article page 739 · Introduction · Fig. 1