A multifunctional metal-organic open framework with a bcu topology constructed from undecanuclear clusters.
A multifunctional metal-organic open framework with a bcu topology constructed from undecanuclear clusters.
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10.1002/anie.200601668
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2006-09
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Q. Fang;G. Zhu;Zhao Jin;Ming Xue;Xiao Wei;Dejun Wang;S. Qiu
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Q. Fang;G. Zhu;Zhao Jin;Ming Xue;Xiao Wei;Dejun Wang;S. Qiu
6126 2006 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2006, 45, 6126–6130 electronic effects has become one of the major challenges in the pursuit of multifunctional materials.[2–4] Yaghi and coworkers, for example, have reported the synthesis of [Tb2-(bdc) 3]· 4 H2O, which has an extended structure (pore volume: 0.099 cm3 gÀ1), from terbium nitrate and 1, 4-benzenedicarboxylic acid (H2bdc) in the presence of triethylamine, and have investigated its luminescence lifetime.[2a] As for the study of multifunctional materials that are both porous and magnetic, Riou, FØrey, and co-workers have synthesized the hybrid organic–inorganic solid [V (OH)(bdc)]· xH2bdc (x% 0.75), which has very large pores (BET surface area: 930 (30) m2 gÀ1) and good magnetic characteristics (antiferromagnetic below 95 K), by using rigid organic linkers containing delocalized π electrons to connect chains of cornersharing vanadium-centered octahedra.[3a] Our group has successfully prepared the novel 3D noninterpenetrating MOF [Zn7O2 (bda) 5 (H2O) 2]· 5 DMF· 4 EtOH· 6 H2O (H2bda= 1, 4-benzenediacrylic acid; DMF= dimethylformamide), which is constructed from heptanuclear zinc carboxylate secondary building units (SBUs) and contains an intersecting channel system with a spacing of approximately 17.3. This compound exhibits excellent adsorption, H2 storage, and photoelectronic properties.[4] Our strategy for preparing novel multifunctional structures is to construct metal carboxylate SBUs. The construction of metal carboxylate cluster SBUs has been demonstrated to be an effective and powerful synthetic method to produce a new generation of highly porous MOFs.[5, 6] Interestingly, Powell and co-workers have pioneered studies on aluminum–ligand units with Al15 cluster aggregates containing the flexible ligand hpdta (H5hpdta= HOCH2 [CH2N-(CH2COOH) 2] 2), such as [Al15 (μ3-O) 4 (μ3-OH) 6 (μ-OH) 14-(hpdta) 4] 3À.[7] However, although many MOFs built from different transition-metal carboxylate cluster SBUs have been synthesized, they usually consist of di-, tri-, or tetranuclear metal carboxylate clusters, in which a water molecule plays an important role as a bridging ligand.[8] The number of metal centers held together by the bridging water molecule is limited by its weak coordination ability. To overcome this difficulty, our strategy is to substitute the bridging water molecule with formic acid (HCOOH), which has a strong coordination ability, to construct stable metal carboxylate cluster SBUs. As an example of our design principle, we describe herein the synthesis and structure, as well as the sorption and optoelectronic properties of the large-pore open-framework complex[Cd11 (μ4-HCOOÀ) 6 (bpdc) 9]· 9 DMF· 6 H2O (1; H2bpdc= 4, 4’-biphenyldicarboxylic acid), which is constructed from undecanuclear clusters. To our knowledge, this MOF has the largest transition-metal carboxylate cluster SBUs reported to date. Polymer 1 was synthesized under mild conditions by carefully adjusting the relative quantities of the rigid (bpdc) and flexible (HCOOH) ligands. X-ray crystallography revealed that 1 crystallizes in the trigonal system (space group R3c (no. 161)).[9] All of the cadmium atoms in the structure of 1 have octahedral coordination environments. As shown in Figure 1a, the CdII-centered octahedra are linked together by 18 carboxylate groups from bpdc anions, which bind in a didentate or a chelating/bridging didentate fashion, and six μ4-HCOOÀ moieties to build up a nanosized undecanuclear {Cd11 (μ4-HCOOÀ) 6 (CO2) 18} cluster with C3 symmetry and dimensions of approximately 10.5 11.5 12.8 3 (measured between …