Proton-Induced Reversible Spin-State Switching in Octanuclear FeIII Spin-Crossover Metal–Organic Cages
Journal of the American Chemical Society,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
146(31), P. 22036 - 22046
Published: July 23, 2024
Responsive
spin-crossover
(SCO)
metal–organic
cages
(MOCs)
are
emerging
dynamic
platforms
with
potential
for
advanced
applications
in
magnetic
sensing
and
molecular
switching.
Among
these,
FeIII-based
MOCs
particularly
noteworthy
their
air
stability,
yet
they
remain
largely
unexplored.
Herein,
we
report
the
synthesis
of
two
novel
FeIII
using
a
bis-bidentate
ligand
approach,
which
exhibit
SCO
activity
above
room
temperature.
These
represent
first
SCO-active
feature
an
atypical
{FeN6}-type
coordination
sphere,
uncommon
compounds.
Our
study
reveals
that
these
sensitive
to
acid/base
variations,
enabling
reversible
switching
solution.
The
presence
multiple
active
proton
sites
within
SCO-MOCs
facilitates
multisite,
multilevel
proton-induced
spin-state
modulation.
This
behavior
is
observed
at
temperature
through
1H
NMR
spectroscopy,
capturing
subtle
transitions
triggered
by
pH
changes.
Further
insights
from
extended
X-ray
absorption
fine
structure
(EXAFS)
theoretical
analyses
indicate
alterations
primarily
result
protonation
deprotonation
processes
NH
on
ligands.
induce
changes
secondary
thereby
modulating
properties
cages.
capability
integrate
responses
environmental
stimuli
underscores
as
finely
tunable
sensors
highlights
versatility
switches.
work
paves
way
development
materials
tailored
Language: Английский
Insights into multivariate zeolitic imidazolate frameworks
Xianyang Zhang,
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Xingchuan Li,
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Zhanke Wang
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et al.
Chemical Synthesis,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
5(2)
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
With
the
explosive
growth
of
research
focused
on
building
units
and
types
crystalline
materials,
disruptive
changes
in
physical
and/or
chemical
properties
crystals
have
been
discovered.
As
most
studied
subclass
metal-organic
frameworks,
zeolitic
imidazolate
frameworks
(ZIFs)
shown
huge
potential
a
wide
range
applications,
such
as
gas
separation,
adsorption
catalysis,
so
on.
Specifically,
when
formed
with
multivariate
(MTV)
linkers
or
multi-metallic
ions,
named
MTV-ZIFs,
they
exhibit
significant
differences
their
thermodynamics,
kinetics
applications.
Unraveling
ranging
from
unique
structures
sequences
to
performance
reaction
mechanisms,
is
crucial
further
advance
expand
ZIFs.
In
this
review,
we
discuss
construction
methodology
classified
by
MTV
organic
nodes,
identify
challenges
opportunities,
particularly
linked
synthesis
corresponding
new
chemistry.
Ultimately,
outline
future
direction
designing
synthesizing
MTV-ZIFs
our
understanding
these
promising
materials.
Language: Английский
Organic Cage Encapsulated within Metal Cluster‐Based Open Frameworks: A Single‐Crystal Host‐in‐Host Material with Inter‐Host Charge Cooperation
Zhao-Feng Wu,
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Jing‐Wang Cui,
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Ke Zhao
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et al.
Angewandte Chemie International Edition,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
Abstract
Integrating
dissimilar
building
units
of
discrete
organic
cages
and
inorganic
clusters
into
single‐crystal
supramolecular
frameworks
with
tailored
architectures
synergistic
functions
presents
a
significant
challenge.
Here,
we
presented
our
discovery
achieving
such
hybrids
through
electrostatically
driven
self‐assembly
cationic
ammonium
anionic
lead
iodide
clusters.
Notably,
by
carefully
modulating
the
size,
shape,
composition
cages,
have
constructed
an
integrated
porous
host‐in‐host
architecture.
In
this
system,
internal
cage
snugly
resided,
encapsulated
within
external
network
from
This
unique
nested
hierarchy
showcased
enhanced
interhost
interactions
facilitated
electrostatic
forces,
which
intricately
electronic
structure
outer
moiety.
As
result,
hybrid
demonstrated
distinguished
photophysical
properties,
including
efficient
oxygen
activation
photothermal
conversion
capability,
as
confirmed
comprehensive
experimental
theoretical
analyses.
The
critical
role
was
further
systematic
comparison
structurally
similar
architecture
comprising
neutral
amine
cages.
Furthermore,
compartmentalized
dual‐host
served
spatially
isolated
dual
active
sites
for
cascade
reactions,
exhibiting
33–47‐folds
enhancement
in
activity
compared
to
structural
counterparts
lacking
charge
cooperation.
Language: Английский
Organic Cage Encapsulated within Metal Cluster‐Based Open Frameworks: A Single‐Crystal Host‐in‐Host Material with Inter‐Host Charge Cooperation
Zhao-Feng Wu,
No information about this author
Jing‐Wang Cui,
No information about this author
Ke Zhao
No information about this author
et al.
Angewandte Chemie,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
Abstract
Integrating
dissimilar
building
units
of
discrete
organic
cages
and
inorganic
clusters
into
single‐crystal
supramolecular
frameworks
with
tailored
architectures
synergistic
functions
presents
a
significant
challenge.
Here,
we
presented
our
discovery
achieving
such
hybrids
through
electrostatically
driven
self‐assembly
cationic
ammonium
anionic
lead
iodide
clusters.
Notably,
by
carefully
modulating
the
size,
shape,
composition
cages,
have
constructed
an
integrated
porous
host‐in‐host
architecture.
In
this
system,
internal
cage
snugly
resided,
encapsulated
within
external
network
from
This
unique
nested
hierarchy
showcased
enhanced
interhost
interactions
facilitated
electrostatic
forces,
which
intricately
electronic
structure
outer
moiety.
As
result,
hybrid
demonstrated
distinguished
photophysical
properties,
including
efficient
oxygen
activation
photothermal
conversion
capability,
as
confirmed
comprehensive
experimental
theoretical
analyses.
The
critical
role
was
further
systematic
comparison
structurally
similar
architecture
comprising
neutral
amine
cages.
Furthermore,
compartmentalized
dual‐host
served
spatially
isolated
dual
active
sites
for
cascade
reactions,
exhibiting
33–47‐folds
enhancement
in
activity
compared
to
structural
counterparts
lacking
charge
cooperation.
Language: Английский
Metal‐Organic‐Cages: Synthetic Strategies and Photocatalytic Application
Yan Liu,
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Linjing Huang,
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Liyang Qin
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et al.
ChemCatChem,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 20, 2024
Abstract
Metal‐organic
cages
(MOCs)
are
a
class
of
compounds
formed
through
the
coordination
metal
ions
with
organic
ligands
to
create
well‐defined
and
cage‐like
structure.
These
unique
structures
offer
versatile
environments
for
catalyzing
wide
range
chemical
reactions.
The
catalytic
capabilities
MOCs
significantly
influenced
by
nature
ions,
functional
ligands,
cage
Notably,
confined
spaces
within
can
lead
enhanced
reaction
efficiencies,
particularly
in
processes
such
as
light‐induced
hydrogen
generation
photocatalytic
reduction
CO₂.
Furthermore,
show
great
potential
photo‐organic
synthesis
due
structure,
which
provides
environment
allows
encapsulating
molecules,
making
them
useful
improving
selectivity
efficiency
process.
This
review
reports
development
photocatalysis,
focusing
on
structural
design
regulation
strategy
build
production,
CO
2
reduction,
transformation.
Insights
into
photocatalysis
discussed
including
challenges
further
research
direction
MOC‐based
photocatalysis.
Language: Английский
Combining Ti4(embonate)6 Anionic Cage and π-Conjugated Coordination Cation for Highly Effective Optical Limiting
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
60(66), P. 8748 - 8751
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
integration
of
anionic
Ti
4
L
6
(L
=
embonate)
cages
and
π-conjugated
coordination
cations
into
ordered
structures
can
produce
high-performance
nonlinear
optical
(NLO)
materials.
Language: Английский
Enantioselective assembly of tetrahedral Zr4(embonate)6 cages in zeolitic frameworks for synergetic circularly polarized luminescence
Xin Meng,
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Qing-Rong Ding,
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Shumei Chen
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et al.
Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(19), P. 6486 - 6492
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
The
chiral
resolution
of
Zr
4
L
6
cages
has
been
achieved
using
enantiopure
coordination
cations,
and
an
cage-supported
SOD-type
supramolecular
zeolite
framework
was
prepared,
which
demonstrates
synergistic
CPL
output
with
g
lum
values
1.5
×
10
−2
.
Language: Английский