Coordination and supramolecular chemistry of multinucleating ligands containing two or more pyrazolyl-pyridine ‘arms’
Coordination and supramolecular chemistry of multinucleating ligands containing two or more pyrazolyl-pyridine ‘arms’
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DOI:
10.1016/s0010-8545(01)00301-0
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发表时间:
2001-11
影响因子:
20.6
通讯作者:
M. Ward;J. McCleverty;J. Jeffery
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作者:
M. Ward;J. McCleverty;J. Jeffery
A wide variety of new ligands has been prepared in which two or three bidentate or terdentate chelating units, based on pyrazolyl-pyridine (bidentate) or pyrazolyl-bipyridine (terdentate) fragments, have been attached to a central spacer. This may be a borohydride unit to give bis- or tris(pyrazolyl)borate derivatives, or an aromatic (phenyl or biphenyl) unit. A general characteristic of these ligands is that they can coordinate all of their binding ‘arms’ to a single metal ion, giving mononuclear complexes, or they can coordinate each separate ‘arm’ to a different metal ion to give assembly of polynuclear species of occasionally quite unexpected structural complexity. We have observed self-assembly of helicates, helical rings, and tetrahedral cages, in some cases with non-coordinated anions playing a crucial templating role in the assembly process. The tetrahedral cages in particular, which have been prepared with both M4(μ3-L)4and M4(μ2-L)6stoichiometries, provide elegant examples of how high-symmetry structures can assemble from simple components.