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Despite past research on Ni(II) based MGs focusing on electrochemical, thermal, and conductivity studies, this work uniquely showcases the reversible fluorescent cation detection by Ni(II)-MG, suggesting its suitability as a molecular keypad lock for password-protection device designs. Lead iodide, when reacted with organic salts, consistently produces small perovskite crystallites and highly concentrated defects. For the purposes of controlling crystallization in a two
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