Ferrocenyl-dithiolane integrated Cu(I) Coordination Polymers: Framework Engineering for Synergistic Redox Activity towards Supercapattery Applications

Dilip Pandey; Mayank K Singh; Sarvesh Kumar Maurya; Abhishek Ojha; Annika Schmidt; Carsten Strohman; Lydie Viau; Michael Knorr; Dhirendra Kumar Rai; Abhinav Raghuvanshi

doi:10.1039/d6ta00866f

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry A

Ferrocenyl-dithiolane integrated Cu(I) Coordination Polymers: Framework Engineering for Synergistic Redox Activity towards Supercapattery Applications

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The aim is to design Cu(I) coordination polymers that leverage the redox activity of Fe(II) and Cu(I) for improved energy storage.
Synthesis of new ferrocene-integrated Cu(I) coordination polymers
Characterization of redox properties
Evaluation of performance in energy storage applications
New CPs exhibit enhanced redox activity due to synergistic interactions between Fe(II) and Cu(I)
Demonstrated high performance in supercapattery applications
Improved energy storage capacity compared to traditional materials

Implication

This work demonstrates the design of coordination polymers enhancing redox activity for energy storage, indicating potential for supercapattery use.

Abstract

This work presents the rational design of ferrocene-integrated Cu(I) coordination polymers (CPs) that harness the synergistic redox activity of Fe(II) and Cu(I) centers for high-performance energy storage. Two new CPs,...

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Pandey et al. (2026) studied this question.

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