Chromism of Tartrate-Bridged Clamshell-like Platinum(II) Complex: Intramolecular Pt Pt Interaction-Induced Luminescence Vapochromism and Intermolecular Interactions-Triggered Thermochromism
Chromism of Tartrate-Bridged Clamshell-like Platinum(II) Complex: Intramolecular Pt Pt Interaction-Induced Luminescence Vapochromism and Intermolecular Interactions-Triggered Thermochromism
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.inorgchem.8b02074
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发表时间:
2018-11-19
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4.6
通讯作者:
Fujihara, Takashi
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作者:
Ohno, Keiji;Kusano, Yukiko;Fujihara, Takashi
A novel luminescent clamshell-like platinum(II) complex with rac-tartrate, rac-[{Pt-II(4Me(2)bpy)(2)(mu-tart)] (Pt-2; (4)Me(2)bpy: 4,4'-dimethyl-2,2'-bipyridine; tartH(2)(2-): tartrate), was synthesized, and its vapo-, thermo-, and solvatochromic behavior was studied. The complex was isolated in four crystal forms, namely, Pt-2.4H(2)O (color under ambient light: yellow, lambda(em) = 573 nm, intramolecular Pt Pt separation: 3.55 A), Pt-2. 4MeOH (red, 650 nm, 3.33 angstrom), anhydrate Pt-2 (red, no luminescence, 3.70 A), and Pt-2.2H(2)O (orange, 595 nm, 3.60 A). Vapo- and heat-responsive crystal-to-crystal phase transitions were observed by time- and/or temperature-dependent powder X-ray diffraction, and the molecular and crystal structures of the above crystal forms were determined by either single-crystal X-ray crystallography or Rietveld refinement of powder X-ray diffraction. Vapor diffusion of MeOH to Pt-2.4H(2)O induced a reversible phase transition to Pt-2.4MeOH. This structural transformation significantly changed the intramolecular Pt Pt interactions, affecting the absorption and emission colors. Accordingly, the luminescence chromism originates from alternation of the luminescent nature between a triplet metalligand-to-ligand charge-transfer state ((3)(MLtart)LbpyCT) of Pt-2.4H(2)O and a triplet metal-metal-to-ligand charge-transfer state (3MML CT) of Pt-2-4MeOH. Heating Pt-2.4H(2)O induced a phase transition to anhydrate Pt-2, and under atmospheric conditions, anhydrate Pt-2 transformed spontaneously to Pt-2.2H(2)O. Vapor diffusion of H2O to Pt-2.2H(2)O caused reconstruction of Pt-2.4H(2)O. The thermochromism originates from changes in the intermolecular interactions between stacked complexes. The solvatochromism was evaluated using the Kamlet Taft solvatochromic equation, the acceptor number, and the ET(30) scale for the solvent, and the hydrogen-bond acidity of the solvent contributed significantly to the solvent-dependent absorption properties.