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Unexpectedly, the reaction of tetracyanoethylene (TCNE) with acetone yields a tetracyanopentanonide that forms interesting coordination polymers with AgI and CuI ions. [Ag(AcTCNE)] is a layer structure consisting of twofold interpenetrated 2D nets of hexagonal meshes, while [Cu(AcTCNE)]·Me2CO consists of a zeolite-like 3D network, whose large channels contain guest acetone molecules (shown on the right).
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Carlucci et al. (1996) studied this question.
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