2006
DOI: 10.1016/j.jssc.2006.04.031
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Self-assembly of four new extended architectures based on reduced polyoxometalate clusters and cadmium complexes

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“…Dipyridyl ligands within the H-bonding pores of NU-GRH-1 display substantial bending 23 (159.7°) potentially caused by the coordinate bond angles required for Zn metal chelation at both termini. Cambridge Structure Database (CSD) searches based on these angular parameters provided previously reported MOF structures supporting the validity of substantial dipyridyl bending using Zn, 24 Cd, 25 and Cu. 26 Notably, ligand bending in NU-GRH-1 is 5°greater than any previously disclosed MOF structure.…”
Section: ■ Resultsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…Dipyridyl ligands within the H-bonding pores of NU-GRH-1 display substantial bending 23 (159.7°) potentially caused by the coordinate bond angles required for Zn metal chelation at both termini. Cambridge Structure Database (CSD) searches based on these angular parameters provided previously reported MOF structures supporting the validity of substantial dipyridyl bending using Zn, 24 Cd, 25 and Cu. 26 Notably, ligand bending in NU-GRH-1 is 5°greater than any previously disclosed MOF structure.…”
Section: ■ Resultsmentioning
confidence: 82%
“…The characteristic bands of ν­(Mo–O–Mo) vibrations appear at 742, 682, and 524 cm –1 , and the characteristic peaks at 1015–1178 and 950 cm –1 are attributed to ν­(P–O) and ν­(MoO), respectively. The strong peaks at 964–972 cm –1 are further ascribed to ν­(Mo–O) vibrations. , Moreover, the features of [H 2 (3-AP)] 2+ components are observed, and the 1500–1600 and 1200–1400 cm –1 ranges are assigned to the stretching vibrations of the ν­(CC) and ν­(CN) bonds, respectively . The absorption peaks at 3422 and 3212 cm –1 suggest the ν­(−NH 2 ) stretching vibrations of the 3-AP ligand .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…ν(Mo−O) vibrations. 14,15 Moreover, the features of [H 2 (3-AP)] 2+ components are observed, and the 1500−1600 and 1200−1400 cm −1 ranges are assigned to the stretching vibrations of the ν(C�C) and ν(C�N) bonds, respectively. 16 The absorption peaks at 3422 and 3212 cm −1 suggest the ν(−NH 2 ) stretching vibrations of the 3-AP ligand.…”
Section: Eis Of the 1/gp Compositesmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…Reduced molybdenum phosphates constitute a large class of POMs that have received much attention for their applications in catalysis, ion exchange, and molecular sieves [14][15][16]. The [P 4 Mo 6 O 28 (OH) 3 ] 9anion (denoted as [P 4 Mo 6 ]), with various degrees of protonation is the most often encountered building unit in the reduced molybdenum phosphates [17][18][19][20][21]. To the best of our knowledge, few studies of reduced molybdophosphate-based supramolecular networks with interesting topologies have been reported to date.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%