One-dimensional interpenetrated coordination polymers showing step gas sorption properties

Two one-dimensional interpenetrated coordination polymers involving Cu2+ and 2,2′-bpy were reported with an adsorption step phenomenon by CO2 adsorption. The two materials have the similar channel structures, but show the different adsorption step phenomenon, which lies in the differences of structure transformation after activation.

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