Cover Feature: Disappearing Polymorphs in Metal–Organic Framework Chemistry: Unexpected Stabilization of a Layered Polymorph over an Interpenetrated Three‐Dimensional Structure in Mercury Imidazolate (Chem. Eur. J. 8/2020)
Cover Feature: Disappearing Polymorphs in Metal–Organic Framework Chemistry: Unexpected Stabilization of a Layered Polymorph over an Interpenetrated Three‐Dimensional Structure in Mercury Imidazolate (Chem. Eur. J. 8/2020)
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封面专题:金属有机框架化学中消失的多晶型物:咪唑汞中互穿三维结构上层状多晶型物的意外稳定(Chem. Eur. J. 8/2020)
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10.1002/chem.201905863
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2019
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Friščić, Tomislav
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Speight, Isaiah R.;Huskić, Igor;Arhangelskis, Mihails;Titi, Hatem M.;Stein, Robin S.;Hanusa, Timothy P.;Friščić, Tomislav
Dedicated to Joel Bernstein (1941–2019) for his contributions to polymorphism of solids and Drago Grdenić (1919–2018) for his work in the chemistry of mercury compounds (abstraa. The “disappearing polymorph" phenomenon is well established in organic solids, and has had a profound effect in pharmaceutical materials science. The first example of this effect in metal-containing systems in general, and in coordination-network solids in particular, is here reported. Specifically, attempts to mechanochemically synthesize a known interpenetrated diamondoid (dia) mercury (II) imidazolate metal-organic framework (MOF) yielded a novel, more stable polymorph based on square-grid (sql) layers. Simultaneously, the dia-form was found to be highly elusive, observed only as a short-lived intermediate in monitoring