Unusual High Thermal Stablility of a 2D → 3D Polycatenated Fe(II) Metal–Organic Framework Showing Guest-Dependent Spin-Crossover Behavior and High Spin-Transition Temperature
Xiutang Zhang(Shandong University), Peihai Wei(Qilu Normal University), Di Sun(Shandong University), Liming Fan(North University of China), Bin Li(Marine Biology Institute of Shandong Province), Bao Li(University of Arizona)
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