Herein, the synthesis, crystal structure, and full characterization of a new soft porous coordination polymer (PCP) of ([Cu2(dmcapz)2(OH2)]DMF1.5)n ( 1 ) formulation, which is easily obtained in the reaction of CuX2 (X=Cl, NO3) salts with 3,5‐dimethyl‐4‐carboxypyrazole (H2dmcapz) is present. Compound 1 shows a copper(II) dinuclear secondary building unit (SBU), which is supported by two pyrazolate bridges and an unprecedented H2O bridge. The dinuclear SBUs are further bridged by the carboxylate ligands to build a diamondoid porous network. The structural transformations taking place in 1 framework upon guest removal/uptake has been studied in detail. Indeed, the removal of the bridging water molecules gives rise to a metastable evacuated phase ( 1 b ) that transforms into an extremely stable porous material ( 1 c ) after freezing at liquid‐nitrogen temperature. The soaking of 1 c into water allows the complete and instantaneous recover of the water‐exchanged material ( 1 a′ ). Remarkably, 1 b and 1 c materials possess structural bistability, which results in the switchable adsorptive functions. Therefore, the gas‐adsorption properties of both materials have been studied by means of single‐component gas adsorption isotherms as well as by variable‐temperature pulse‐gas chromatography. Both materials present permanent porosity and selective gas‐adsorption properties towards a variety of gases and vapors of environmental and industrial interest. Moreover, the flexible nature of the coordination network and the presence of highly active convergent open metal sites confer on these materials intriguing gas‐adsorption properties with guest‐triggered framework‐breathing phenomena being observed. The plasticity of CuII metal center and its ability to form stable complexes with different coordination numbers is at the origin of the structural transformations and the selective‐adsorption properties of the studied materials. 相似文献
Two new antenna polyelectrolytes, poly(sodium styrenesulfonate-co-N-vinylcarbazole) (PSSS–VCz) and poly[sodium styrenesulfonate-co-N-(acryloyloxyhexyl)carbazole](PSSS–AHCz) have been synthesized. Both polymers were found to solubilize large hydrophobic compounds such as perylene in aqueous solution, but PSSS–AHCz was much more efficient than PSSS–VCz. The distribution coefficients of perylene between the polymer pseudophase and water was determined to be (2.9 ± 0.1) × 106 and (4.0 ± 0.2) × 104 in PSSS–AHCz and PSSS–VCz, respectively. The greater solubilizing ability of PSSS–AHCz is attributed to the higher content of hydrophobic monomer units in the polymer. Both copolymers displayed photocatalytic activity, absorbing light in the UV-visible spectral region. Energy can then be transferred to a solubilized molecule or dissolved oxygen and induce photochemical reactions. The model reaction used in this study was the photosensitized oxidation of perylene solubilized in aqueous polymer solutions. PSSS–AHCz was found to be a much more efficient photocatalyst than PSSS–VCz. The enhanced photocatalytic activity of PSSS–AHCz is attributed to the greater concentration of carbazole chromophores, the higher local concentration of probe in the polymeric pseudophase and possibly to the elimination of the low-energy excimer. 相似文献
The compounds MeAsBr2 and Me2AsBr at concentrations of (1–5) × 10?3 M in acetone solution are ethylated in high yield by NaBEt4 to MeEt2As and Me2EtAs, as shown by 1H NMR spectroscopy. The extents of ethylation of MeAs2+ and Me2As+ (expressed as ions, by convention) in aqueous acid solutions [at concentrations of (5–20) × 10?6 M ] were investigated using cold trap/AA and GC AA procedures. The species Me2As+ was ethylated (to give Me2EtAs) in good yield (88%); in contrast, MeAs2+ produced the volatile trialkylarsine, MeEt2As, in poor yield (30%). No volatile trialkylarsine could be obtained on treating inorganic arsenic(III) (As3+) solutions with NaBEt4. 相似文献
The infinite coordination polymerization…? of metal ions and multitopic organic ligands is explored to fabricate metal–organic micro‐ and nanospheres that can be used as functional matrices. In their Communication on page 2325 ff., D. Maspoch and co‐workers show how this simple process affords spheres that encapsulate active substances, such as magnetic nanoparticles, organic dyes, and quantum dots, to result in multifunctional spheres. Marianne Verdoux is thanked for the cover graphic design.