A ligand with a linear arrangement of three coordination pockets produces a Cu9O12, alkoxide-bridged, square grid of closely spaced copper centers (see picture) in high yield by a strict self-assembly process. Orthogonal bridging connections within the grid lead to dominant intramolecular ferromagnetic coupling with a high-spin ground state.
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