Issue 36, 2021

Extending the structural landscape of Mo(vi) hydrazonato inorganic–organic POM-hybrids: an experimental and computational study

Abstract

Five hexamolybdate and five octamolybdate-based organic–inorganic hybrid assemblies, with dioxomolybdenum(VI) hydrazonato complex cations, were synthesized from the [MoO2(acac)2] and isonicotinoyl hydrazone ligands bearing OH (H2L1,2) and OMe (H2L3,4) electron-donating groups. They can be classified into four categories including one known (i) [MoO2(HL1–4)(D)]2[Mo6O19xMeCN·yH2O, where D = H2O or MeCN, and three novel (ii) [Mo2O2(μ-O)2(HL3)2][Mo6O19], (iii) [MoO2(HL1,2)(H2O)]4[Mo8O26xMeCN·yH2O, and (iv) [MoO2(H2L2,4)(H2O)]2[Mo8O26xMeCN·yH2O, thus extending the structural landscape of Mo-complex–POM hybrids. Characterization of the hybrids, employing X-ray crystallography, IR-ATR, and TG analysis, was carried out. The effects of the reaction conditions and coordination nature of the Mo(VI) complex cations on the structure of the hybrid compounds were investigated. Relative differences in the standard Gibbs energies of formation (Image ID:d1ce00861g-t1.gif) of the structures were calculated to determine the possibility of developing the covalently anchored POM–Mo-complex hybrids. The impact of the metal–organic components and various solvents on the particular type of hybrid formation was evaluated.

Graphical abstract: Extending the structural landscape of Mo(vi) hydrazonato inorganic–organic POM-hybrids: an experimental and computational study

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
29 Kho 2021
Accepted
29 Maw 2021
First published
29 Maw 2021

CrystEngComm, 2021,23, 6349-6358

Extending the structural landscape of Mo(VI) hydrazonato inorganic–organic POM-hybrids: an experimental and computational study

N. Bebić, E. Topić, M. Mandarić, T. Hrenar and V. Vrdoljak, CrystEngComm, 2021, 23, 6349 DOI: 10.1039/D1CE00861G

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