Issue 5, 2008

Molecular tectonics: design and generation of charge-assisted, H-bonded, hybrid molecular networks based on amidinium cations and thio- or isothio-cyanatometallates

Abstract

Upon combining the bis-amidinium dication 1-2H+ with thiocyanatometallate M(SCN)42 (M = Pd, Hg) or isothiocyanatometallate Cu(NCS)42 anions (behaving as H-bond donor and acceptors, respectively) three new hybrid molecular networks have been obtained in the crystalline phase and structurally characterized by X-ray diffraction on single crystals. Whereas for the combination of tecton 1-2H+ and both Pd(SCN)42 and Hg(SCN)42 anions analogous 1-D H-bonded networks were observed, for the Cu(NCS)42− anion a 2-D network was obtained. Based on structural features of both components, the formation of the two types of networks is discussed.

Graphical abstract: Molecular tectonics: design and generation of charge-assisted, H-bonded, hybrid molecular networks based on amidinium cations and thio- or isothio-cyanatometallates

Supplementary files

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
05 Oct 2007
Accepted
09 Nov 2007
First published
22 Nov 2007

Dalton Trans., 2008, 615-619

Molecular tectonics: design and generation of charge-assisted, H-bonded, hybrid molecular networks based on amidinium cations and thio- or isothio-cyanatometallates

G. Marinescu, S. Ferlay, N. Kyritsakas and M. W. Hosseini, Dalton Trans., 2008, 615 DOI: 10.1039/B715358A

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