Issue 24, 2004

Semi-vacant Wells–Dawson anions. Synthesis of tri-tungsten-vacant derivatives and crystallographic studies of [αββα-(CuIIOH2)2(CuII)2(AsW15(OH2)3(OH)O52)2]12−

Abstract

The tri-tungsten-vacant polyoxometalate, [α-AsW15(OH)4O52]13−, derived from the semi-vacant Wells–Dawson complex [α-AsW18(OH)4O58]7−, reacts with the late-transition metal cations, Cu(II) or Zn(II), to form sandwich-type species; the X-ray crystal structure of [αββα-(CuIIOH2)2(CuII)2(AsW15(OH2)3(OH)O52)2]12−, prepared by the acidification of [αββα-(CuIIOH2)2(CuII)2(AsW15(OH)4O52)2]18−, reveals that the missing heteroatoms are distal to the central Cu4 unit and the vertices of the vacant tetrahedron are occupied by one OH and three OH2 groups.

Graphical abstract: Semi-vacant Wells–Dawson anions. Synthesis of tri-tungsten-vacant derivatives and crystallographic studies of [αββα-(CuIIOH2)2(CuII)2(AsW15(OH2)3(OH)O52)2]12−

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
24 Sep 2004
Accepted
26 Oct 2004
First published
15 Nov 2004

Dalton Trans., 2004, 4094-4095

Semi-vacant Wells–Dawson anions. Synthesis of tri-tungsten-vacant derivatives and crystallographic studies of [αββα-(CuIIOH2)2(CuII)2(AsW15(OH2)3(OH)O52)2]12−

I. M. Mbomekalle, B. Keita, L. Nadjo, K. I. Hardcastle, C. L. Hill and T. M. Anderson, Dalton Trans., 2004, 4094 DOI: 10.1039/B414831B

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