Herein we report the first hybrid magnetic material resulting from the intercalation of a cyanide-based molecular magnet into a solid-state layered host. More specifically, the use of a diamagnetic cationic Zn(II)-Al(lII) layered double hydroxide host allows for the formation of an anionic two-dimensional ferromagnetic Ni(II)-Cr(III) Prussian Blue analogue, from the templated assembly of its ionic molecular components in the confined interlamellar space offered by the inorganic host.
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