Oleksandr Hietsoi

Assistant Professor

Middle Tennessee State University

United States

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Oleksandr Hietsoi is an Assistant Professor at Middle Tennessee State University, United States. His research focuses on coordination polymers, radical architectures, and the development of photonic materials, as demonstrated in his recent articles. He is particularly interested in the structural and magnetic characterization of ligands and metal complexes, as well as innovative approaches in the synthesis of functional materials.

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andrienne friedli

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Middle Tennessee State University

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Anna Pietrzak

Lodz University of Technology

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Robert Buchanan

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University of Louisville

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Mustapha Abdulmojeed

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North Carolina State University

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Rafał Jakubowski

Centrum Badan Molekularnych i Makromolekularnych Polskiej Akademii Nauk

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Ladder-Type Cu(II) Coordination Polymer with π–π Stacking of Planar Blatter Radical Ligands: Structural and Magnetic Characterization

Two Blatter Radicals Face-to-Face: A Constrained Diradical Architecture

[closo-B10H8-1-CN-10-Azinium]− Anions: Photoactive Heteroditopic Ligands for Metal Complexes

[closo-B10H8-10-PhI-1-COOH]− Anion: An Intermediate for Functional Anionic Carboxylate Ligands

Remarkable Structural Diversity of N-Pyrrolidine-cyanoxime and its Ni(II) Complexes

Production of low-sulfur fuels from catalytic pyrolysis of waste tires using formulated red mud catalyst

[closo-B10H8-1,10-(NHC( NH2)Me)2]: A rare zwitterionic amidinium derivative

[closo-B10H8-1,10-(COOH)2]2−: A Building Block for Functional Materials?

Photonic Materials Derived from the [closo-B10H10]2− Anion: Tuning Photophysical Properties in [closo-B10H8-1-X-10-(4-Y-NC5H5)]−

Copper bis(thiosemicarbazone) Complexes with Pendent Polyamines: Effects of Proton Relays and Charged Moieties on Electrocatalytic HER

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andrienne friedli

Anna Pietrzak

Robert Buchanan

Mustapha Abdulmojeed

Rafał Jakubowski

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