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Metallo-Supramolecular Strategies for Assembling both Discrete and Framework
Molecular Structures
Leonard F. Lindoy
School of Chemistry, The University of Sydney, NSW 2006, Australia
In recent studies we have employed ligand derivatives incorporating polypyridyl and both βdiketonato as well as β,δ-triketonato ligand domains for the construction of a wide range of
unusual supramolecular structures. For example, bis-β-diketonato derivatives in which the βdiketone fragments are linked via a 1,3- or 1,4-substituted aryl group, or by corresponding
pyridyl, bipyridyl or biphenylene groups, have been employed to construct new neutral
dinuclear platforms, dinuclear helices, trinuclear-triangles and tetranuclear tetrahedrons. In the
case of Cu(II), several of the platform species have been linked via a range of difunctional
bridging ligands to yield both new discrete as well as framework materials. An investigation of
the effect of pressure on the lattice structures of one such extended system has revealed a
remarkable phase change - both bond-breaking and bond-making of Jahn-Teller axial bonds to
Cu(II) were observed, resulting in a reversible transformation from a chain polymeric to a
discrete dimeric complex structure.
Based on the design principles elucidated during the
above studies, a range of further oligonuclear
supramolecular entities based on related aryl-linked
bis(triketone) ligands and polypyridyl ligands have been
synthesised. The results serve to exemplify both the
extraordinary supramolecular diversity and novelty that
is possible using these extended ligand types. Discrete
linear, triangular and interwoven products have been
isolated. These include unusual mixed metal
Ni(II)/Cu(II) cyclic hexanuclear species, mixed metal
Ni(II)/Cu(II)/La(III) pentanuclear species and an
unprecedented interwoven octanuclear Fe(III) species incorporating an unprecedented
'universal 3-ravel' motif.
The design principles involved in the construction of the above species will be discussed in
terms of the choice of metal ion and the nature of the organic component(s) employed.