The new organic hybrid indium-telluride [In(ea)Te] (; Hea = ethanolamine) exhibits a new type of one-dimensional polymeric chain based on the linkages of dinuclear [In(ea)] and [InTe] units, which offers the first example of an indium-telluride framework incorporating binuclear complexes [In(ea)] with a bridging O donor. shows a distinctive photocurrent response and photocatalytic properties under visible-light illumination.
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