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Mechanochemical conversion of nano potassium hydrogen terephthalate to thallium analogue nanoblocks with strong hydrogen bonding and straight chain metalophillic interactions

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Irreversible mechanochemical conversion of three-dimensional KI coordination polymer [K(μ6-HTA)]n (1), [H2TA = terephetalic acid], prepared by sonochemical procedure, to TlI analogue coordination polymer nanoblocks was studied. The structure of [Tl(μ3-HTA)]n… Click to show full abstract

Irreversible mechanochemical conversion of three-dimensional KI coordination polymer [K(μ6-HTA)]n (1), [H2TA = terephetalic acid], prepared by sonochemical procedure, to TlI analogue coordination polymer nanoblocks was studied. The structure of [Tl(μ3-HTA)]n (2) is exactly the same as 1 and the Tl ion has distorted octahedral coordination. The carbonyl oxygen is coordinated to two different metal ions, while another oxygen atom is bonded to one metal and participates in a very strong hydrogen bond. Both compounds have secondary straight chain metallophilic interactions. In addition to the same structures of 1 and 2, the same crystal data of them also approved that the chemistry of thallium(I) parallels that of the potassium(I) in many ways.

Keywords: mechanochemical conversion; hydrogen; chemistry; strong hydrogen; straight chain

Journal Title: Applied Organometallic Chemistry
Year Published: 2018

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