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Nowadays, the preparation and structural elucidation of lanthanide coordination polymers have gained
significant attention for their fascinating architectures, topology and potential application in a wide variety of areas [1,2].
On the one hand, aromatic polycarboxylic acid ligands, or its derivatives are frequent choices for coordination polymers,
because of their versatile coordination sites. Among the aromatic acids, 5-sulfoisopthalic acid (SIP) ligand has one
sulfonate group and two carboxylate groups, which could be useful in the construction of a new Ln(III)-organic
coordination polymers (Fig. 1). On the other hand, Ln(III)-based coordination polymers are stimulating more and more
research because of their potential applications in fluoroimmunoassays, spectroscopic structural probes, laser systems,
organic light-emitting diodes, biological systems, optical amplification, single-molecule magnets and sensors [3–6].
Among all Ln-CPs, the Nd-CPs are important luminescent centres because they exhibit strong emission peaks in the NIR
region. Thus, Nd(III)-containing structures have been regarded as the most popular NIR luminescent materials for
application in telecommunication and laser systems [7].
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Mustafa Burak Coban
Adem Donmez
Hulya Kara
Yasemin Acar
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