Synthesis, structures and luminescence of several coordination complexes based on β-octamolybdate and Ag/Cu phosphine units
Four new POM-based coordination complexes [Cu(TPP) 2 (CH 3 CN) 2 ] 2 {[Cu(TPP) 2 ] 2 (β-Mo 8 O 26 )}·2CH 3 CN ( 1 ) (TPP = triphenylphosphine), {[Ag(TPP)] 2 ·[Ag(TPP) 2 ] 2 ·(β-Mo 8 O 26 )}·6DMF ( 2 ), {[Cu 2 (DPPM) 2 (CH 3 CN)] 2 (β-Mo 8 O 26 )}·2CH 3 CN·2DCM ( 3 ) (DPPM = bis(diphenylphosphino)met...
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description | Four new POM-based coordination complexes [Cu(TPP)
2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
2
{[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN (
1
) (TPP = triphenylphosphine), {[Ag(TPP)]
2
·[Ag(TPP)
2
]
2
·(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·6DMF (
2
), {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
3
) (DPPM = bis(diphenylphosphino)methane), and {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
·(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
4
) were prepared through the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and the corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks. Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals that compound
1
consists of two cations of [Cu(TPP)
2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
+
and one anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
; the anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
can be viewed in such a way that the central cluster of β-Mo
8
O
26
are coordinated with two Cu(TPP)
2
units
via
terminal oxygen atoms to form a linear trimer; compound
2
is a neutral cross-like pentamer which is made up of the central β-Mo
8
O
26
coordinated with two equatorial Ag(TPP)
2
units and two Ag(TPP) units above and below the β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
the terminal oxygen atoms; compounds
3
and
4
can be viewed as a trimer consisting of two binuclear metal clusters of {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
or {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
bridged by one β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
terminal oxygen atoms. Their structures are further evidenced by FT-IR and PXRD. TGA study indicates that the skeleton of compounds
1-4
is stable up to 250-290 °C and then a rapid weight loss followed. Their band gaps can be calculated (
E
g
value: 2.27 eV for
1
, 3.14 eV for
2
, 2.66 eV for
3
, and 3.16 eV for
4
) using the Tauc's method according to their solid state UV diffuse reflection spectra. Upon irradiation at 211 nm, compounds
1-4
exhibit a series of successive emissions around 360 nm, 380 nm and 400 nm, which demonstrate a similar solid state emission compared to their corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks.
Four POM-based coordination compounds were obtained by the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and luminescent Cu/Ag phosphine units, which maintain the luminescence feature of their precursors of Cu/Ag phosphine units. |
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2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
2
{[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN (
1
) (TPP = triphenylphosphine), {[Ag(TPP)]
2
·[Ag(TPP)
2
]
2
·(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·6DMF (
2
), {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
3
) (DPPM = bis(diphenylphosphino)methane), and {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
·(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
4
) were prepared through the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and the corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks. Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals that compound
1
consists of two cations of [Cu(TPP)
2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
+
and one anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
; the anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
can be viewed in such a way that the central cluster of β-Mo
8
O
26
are coordinated with two Cu(TPP)
2
units
via
terminal oxygen atoms to form a linear trimer; compound
2
is a neutral cross-like pentamer which is made up of the central β-Mo
8
O
26
coordinated with two equatorial Ag(TPP)
2
units and two Ag(TPP) units above and below the β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
the terminal oxygen atoms; compounds
3
and
4
can be viewed as a trimer consisting of two binuclear metal clusters of {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
or {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
bridged by one β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
terminal oxygen atoms. Their structures are further evidenced by FT-IR and PXRD. TGA study indicates that the skeleton of compounds
1-4
is stable up to 250-290 °C and then a rapid weight loss followed. Their band gaps can be calculated (
E
g
value: 2.27 eV for
1
, 3.14 eV for
2
, 2.66 eV for
3
, and 3.16 eV for
4
) using the Tauc's method according to their solid state UV diffuse reflection spectra. Upon irradiation at 211 nm, compounds
1-4
exhibit a series of successive emissions around 360 nm, 380 nm and 400 nm, which demonstrate a similar solid state emission compared to their corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks.
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2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
2
{[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN (
1
) (TPP = triphenylphosphine), {[Ag(TPP)]
2
·[Ag(TPP)
2
]
2
·(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·6DMF (
2
), {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
3
) (DPPM = bis(diphenylphosphino)methane), and {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
·(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
4
) were prepared through the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and the corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks. Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals that compound
1
consists of two cations of [Cu(TPP)
2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
+
and one anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
; the anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
can be viewed in such a way that the central cluster of β-Mo
8
O
26
are coordinated with two Cu(TPP)
2
units
via
terminal oxygen atoms to form a linear trimer; compound
2
is a neutral cross-like pentamer which is made up of the central β-Mo
8
O
26
coordinated with two equatorial Ag(TPP)
2
units and two Ag(TPP) units above and below the β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
the terminal oxygen atoms; compounds
3
and
4
can be viewed as a trimer consisting of two binuclear metal clusters of {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
or {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
bridged by one β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
terminal oxygen atoms. Their structures are further evidenced by FT-IR and PXRD. TGA study indicates that the skeleton of compounds
1-4
is stable up to 250-290 °C and then a rapid weight loss followed. Their band gaps can be calculated (
E
g
value: 2.27 eV for
1
, 3.14 eV for
2
, 2.66 eV for
3
, and 3.16 eV for
4
) using the Tauc's method according to their solid state UV diffuse reflection spectra. Upon irradiation at 211 nm, compounds
1-4
exhibit a series of successive emissions around 360 nm, 380 nm and 400 nm, which demonstrate a similar solid state emission compared to their corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks.
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2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
2
{[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN (
1
) (TPP = triphenylphosphine), {[Ag(TPP)]
2
·[Ag(TPP)
2
]
2
·(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·6DMF (
2
), {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
3
) (DPPM = bis(diphenylphosphino)methane), and {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
·(CH
3
CN)]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}·2CH
3
CN·2DCM (
4
) were prepared through the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and the corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks. Single crystal X-ray diffraction reveals that compound
1
consists of two cations of [Cu(TPP)
2
(CH
3
CN)
2
]
+
and one anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
; the anion of {[Cu(TPP)
2
]
2
(β-Mo
8
O
26
)}
2−
can be viewed in such a way that the central cluster of β-Mo
8
O
26
are coordinated with two Cu(TPP)
2
units
via
terminal oxygen atoms to form a linear trimer; compound
2
is a neutral cross-like pentamer which is made up of the central β-Mo
8
O
26
coordinated with two equatorial Ag(TPP)
2
units and two Ag(TPP) units above and below the β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
the terminal oxygen atoms; compounds
3
and
4
can be viewed as a trimer consisting of two binuclear metal clusters of {[Cu
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
or {[Ag
2
(DPPM)
2
(CH
3
CN)]
2
}
2+
bridged by one β-Mo
8
O
26
cluster
via
terminal oxygen atoms. Their structures are further evidenced by FT-IR and PXRD. TGA study indicates that the skeleton of compounds
1-4
is stable up to 250-290 °C and then a rapid weight loss followed. Their band gaps can be calculated (
E
g
value: 2.27 eV for
1
, 3.14 eV for
2
, 2.66 eV for
3
, and 3.16 eV for
4
) using the Tauc's method according to their solid state UV diffuse reflection spectra. Upon irradiation at 211 nm, compounds
1-4
exhibit a series of successive emissions around 360 nm, 380 nm and 400 nm, which demonstrate a similar solid state emission compared to their corresponding Cu/Ag phosphine building blocks.
Four POM-based coordination compounds were obtained by the self-assembly of α-octamolybdates and luminescent Cu/Ag phosphine units, which maintain the luminescence feature of their precursors of Cu/Ag phosphine units.</abstract><cop>Cambridge</cop><pub>Royal Society of Chemistry</pub><doi>10.1039/d4ce00496e</doi><tpages>1</tpages><orcidid>https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3340-0081</orcidid></addata></record> |
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