Isocyano-Triphenylene Complexes of Gold, Copper, Silver, and Platinum. Coordination Features and Mesomorphic Behavior
Isocyano-Triphenylene Complexes of Gold, Copper, Silver, and Platinum. Coordination Features and Mesomorphic Behavior
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.cgd.6b01206
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发表时间:
2016-11
影响因子:
3.8
通讯作者:
R. Chico;Cristina Domínguez;B. Donnio;B. Heinrich;S. Coco;P. Espinet
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作者:
R. Chico;Cristina Domínguez;B. Donnio;B. Heinrich;S. Coco;P. Espinet
Stable organometallic complexes [AuX(CN-TriPh)] [X = Cl, C6F5, C6F4O-C10H21, C6F4O-(R)-2-octyl], [(μ-4,4′-C6F4C6F4){Au(CN-TriPh)}2], [CuCl(CN-TriPh)], trans-[PtI2(CN-TriPh)2], and [Ag(CN-TriPh)2]BF4, bearing the previously unreported triphenylene-isocyanide ligand 1-isocyano-2,3,6,7,10,11-hexadodecyloxytriphenylene (CN-TriPh), have been synthesized. The coordination features of the metal ion determine their thermal behavior. The free isocyanide ligand and all of the monomeric gold derivatives display enantiotropic mesomorphic behavior over a wide range of temperature (from 5 to 220 °C), while the copper complex, with the same stoichiometry but not isostructural with the gold complexes, melts directly to an isotropic liquid. The bis-isocyanide platinum and silver complexes also melt directly to an isotropic liquid at low temperatures. In this case, the two trans coordinated isocyanide ligands, connected by a too short linker, cannot become coplanar, which prevents the formation of a mesogenic structure. On...