We describe the multistep synthesis of a new terthienyl-substituted QsalH ligand and an iron(3+) spin-crossover complex (1) containing this ligand, which electropolymerizes to produce a hybrid-conducting metallopolymer film (poly1). Variable-temperature magnetic susceptibility measurements demonstrate that spin-crossover is operative in the polymer film, and resistivity measurements on indium-tin oxide coated glass slides containing the polymer film exhibit intriguing temperature-dependent profiles.
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