Halide Directed Synthesis of an In-Derived Metal–Organic Framework with Two Unique Metal Centers and Isolation of Its Potential Synthetic Precursor
Halide Directed Synthesis of an In-Derived Metal–Organic Framework with Two Unique Metal Centers and Isolation of Its Potential Synthetic Precursor
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.cgd.9b01301
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发表时间:
2019-10
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3.8
通讯作者:
Joseph J. Mihaly;Caleb J. Tatebe;Naseem Amirmokhtari;Marisa J. DeSanto;M. Zeller;D. Genna
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作者:
Joseph J. Mihaly;Caleb J. Tatebe;Naseem Amirmokhtari;Marisa J. DeSanto;M. Zeller;D. Genna
The mechanism of formation of metal–organic frameworks (MOFs) is an emerging field, where each new discovery propels the field forward. Often, studies focus on studying nucleation events with advanced spectroscopy and microscopy techniques. Efforts to synthetically understand the molecular intermediates involved and their role in self-assembly are less common. Herein we report the synthesis of a MOF, YCM-41 (YCM = Youngstown Crystalline Material), that contains two different In-nodes: one the standard [In(CO2R)4]− and the second of [In(CO2R)3Cl]−. We hypothesize that the [In(CO2R)3Cl]− is a mechanistic intermediate in the synthesis of [In(CO2R)4]−. Additionally, we report the isolation of 1-D coordination polymer, YCM-42, containing the previously unreported [In(CO2R)2Cl2]− building unit. The 1-D herringbone structure of YCM-42 can be found in YCM-41. Finally, attempts to synthesize an isoreticular version of these structures led to the synthesis of the 1-D coordination polymer YCM-51, which contains a [I...