Twelve-connected net with face-centered cubic topology: a coordination polymer based on [Cu12(mu4-SCH3)6]6+ clusters and CN- linkers.
Twelve-connected net with face-centered cubic topology: a coordination polymer based on [Cu12(mu4-SCH3)6]6+ clusters and CN- linkers.
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10.1002/anie.200500290
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2005-07
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通讯作者:
Dan Li;Tao Wu;Xiao‐Ping Zhou;Rui Zhou;Xiao-Chun Huang
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作者:
Dan Li;Tao Wu;Xiao‐Ping Zhou;Rui Zhou;Xiao-Chun Huang
In recent years, the analysis of topological networks of metal–organic coordination polymers has been a topical area of research in crystal engineering, not only as an important tool for simplifying complicated supramolecular coordination polymers, but also in the rational design of some functional materials with unique properties.[1–3] Considerable effort has been invested in the characterization and design of such coordination polymers.[4] O Keeffe et al. identified five regular nets, one quasiregular net, and fourteen semiregular three-periodic nets by transitivity pqrs.[5] Of these nets, the face-centered cubic net (fcu) is the only quasiregular net with transitivity 1112, which exhibits the highest coordination number (12). It has been suggested that among the numerous topological nets, the most important and plausible targets for designed synthesis are those with “simple, high-symmetry” structures.[6] Although many coordination polymers with different topological networks containing 3∼ 8-connected nodes are known,[7] synthetically prepared examples of higher connected and higher symmetry nets, such as fcu, have not been reported to date. Significant interest has also arisen in organic and coordination chemistry for the design and synthesis of novel coordination polymers with ligands generated in situ.[8] We have previously reported [9] the reaction of CuSCN with acetonitrile and methanol under solvothermal conditions, which yielded a novel 3D polymeric photoluminescent complex,{[Cu (μ3-SCH3) 2 (CN)] 2 [Cu10 (μ3-SCH3) 4 (μ4-SCH3) 2]} n, in which the methyl mercaptide is generated in situ. The complex contains dodecanuclear copper (i) clusters, which can be rationalized in terms of an α-Po simple cubic net (pcu), by defining the decanuclear copper cluster [Cu10 (μ3-SCH3) 4 (μ4-SCH3) 2] as a node and [Cu (μ3-SCH3) 2 (CN)] as a