A rock-salt-like lattice structure consisting of monocationic and monoanionic AuIAgICuII supramolecular cages of D-penicillaminate.
A rock-salt-like lattice structure consisting of monocationic and monoanionic AuIAgICuII supramolecular cages of D-penicillaminate.
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10.1002/anie.200462205
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2005-02
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通讯作者:
Atsushi Toyota;Tadashi Yamaguchi;A. Igashira-Kamiyama;Tatsuya Kawamoto;T. Konno
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Atsushi Toyota;Tadashi Yamaguchi;A. Igashira-Kamiyama;Tatsuya Kawamoto;T. Konno
6AgI 9S12 core structure. The structure of cluster 3b, which also encapsulates a Cl¿ atom at the center of the cage (av Ag∑∑∑ Cl 3.140 (5) ä), appears to be virtually the same as that of cluster 3a (Figure 2). However, in 3b the cage consisting of three [Au2Ag2 (d-pen-S) 4] 4¿ units (av Au¿ S 2.298 (5), Ag¿ S 2.472 (5) ä, S-Au-S 173.5 (2), S-Ag-S 157.2 (2) 8) and six CuII ions is bound by two [Ag (H2O)]+ moieties (av Ag¿ S 2.534 (6), Ag¿ O 2.34 (2) ä), which are disordered in two of three positions, in place of three [AgCl] 0 moieties in 3a. Thus, 3b is composed of 6 AuI, 8 AgI, and 6 CuII ions in combination with 12 d-pen2¿ ligands, one Cl¿ atom, and two H2O molecules, which construct a 20-nuclear monocationic cage structure. In 3b only three of six trans-CuN2O2 planes are coordinated by apical water molecules (Cu¿ O 2.30 (1) ä), each of which forms a hydrogen bond to the carboxylato O atom of the adjacent monoanionic cluster of 3a (O∑∑∑ O 2.85 (2) ä).[8] The apical positions of the remaining three trans-CuN2O2 planes are bound by three COO¿ groups from three different monoanionic clusters with a Cu¿ O distance of 2.38 (1) ä. As a result, the monoanionic and monocationic cage clusters are connected to each other such that each anionic/cationic cage is octahedrally surrounded by six cationic/anionic cages to form a rock-salt-like lattice structure with a volume that is about 200 times larger than that of NaCl (Figure 3).[8, 9] The EPR spectrum of a solid sample of 3 at 77 K displays a simple isotropic signal with g= 2.12, consistent with the presence of CuII ions. Furthermore, a very weak half-field transition band is observed, which is indicative of the presence of a weak magnetic exchange interaction between two adjacent CuII centers.[10] The weak antiferromagnetic character of the interaction between CuII centers was revealed by the magnetic measurements for 3 in the temperature range of 2 to 300 K. The plot of cmT versus T is almost constant in