FcI9.67 contains bands and chains as substructures, which are linked together by up to sixfold-coordinated iodine atoms to form a novel three-dimensional network (see below). The ferrocenium ions Fc+ are intercalated in the cavities. These cations stabilize crystalline solids that contain not only known polyiodide ions but also FcI9.67, which can be described as the triply charged nonacosaiodide Fc3I29 and is the most iodine-rich polyiodide known to date.
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