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Synthesis and Characterization of Functionalized Metal-organic Frameworks
Published on: September 5, 2014
Two- and three-dimensional assembled structures constructed from amidate-bridged paddlewheel complexes with group 6
Masahiro Ebihara1, Yasuhiro Fuma
1Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Engineering, Gifu University, Yanagido, Gifu 501-1193, Japan.
Abstract:
Monocationic acetamidate-bridged dinuclear units are two-dimensionally connected by axially coordinating group 6 oxometallate ions in the structures [{M2(acam)4}2(M'O4)] (M = Rh, Ru; M' = Cr, Mo, W; Hacam = acetamide). In these sheet structures, dinuclear units are connected to each other by NH...O hydrogen bonds. The sheets are also connected with NH...O hydrogen bonds. Amidate-bridged dirhodium units that have bulkier alkyl groups reacted with CrO4(2-) or MoO4(2-) give three-dimensional diamondoid structures [{Rh2(pram)4}2(CrO4)] · 1.08H2O, [{Rh2(pram)4}2(MoO4)] · 2.44H2O and [{Rh2(buam)4}2(MoO4)] (Hpram = propionamide; Hbuam = butyramide). In these structures the NH group of the amidate ligands hydrogen bonds with O atoms in metallate ions.
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