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- The research presents a simple method for synthesizing 4,4'-bipyrazole and other symmetric bipyrazoles using palladium as a catalyst, which works in air and water.
- This process allows for the creation of crystalline structures, specifically for a new framework called Co(bpz).
- The study also provides new insights into how these structures can change under different conditions.
Article Abstract
A facile route to 4,4'-bipyrazole (H2bpz) and other symmetric bipyrazoles is achieved via the palladium-catalyzed homocoupling of a pyrazole boronic ester in the presence of air and water, enabling us to provide the first crystal structures and evidence of structural phase changes in the bipyrazolate-based metal-organic framework Co(bpz).
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- The research presents a simple method for synthesizing 4,4'-bipyrazole and other symmetric bipyrazoles using palladium as a catalyst, which works in air and water.
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