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1-D and 2-D phosphine coordination materials based on a palladium(II) PCP pincer metalloligand

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Abstract Ancillary functionalization of a PCP pincer ligand with para -carboxylic acids provides a simple route to the subsequent preparation of crystalline coordination polymers using pre -cyclometallated complexes as polymer… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Ancillary functionalization of a PCP pincer ligand with para -carboxylic acids provides a simple route to the subsequent preparation of crystalline coordination polymers using pre -cyclometallated complexes as polymer building blocks. This synthetic strategy is demonstrated here using air- and moisture-stable PCP-PdCl metalloligands to prepare new coordination polymers with both 1-D (chain) and 2-D (sheet) networks, named PCM-29 and PCM-30, respectively. The single crystal X-ray structures and solid-state gas sorption properties of both materials are presented. The Brunauer-Emmett-Teller (BET) surface area of PCM-30 was found to be 302 m 2  g −1 using CO 2 as the probe gas, indicating permanent porosity and reversible small molecule diffusion between the 2-D sheets.

Keywords: coordination materials; coordination; pcp pincer; pcp; phosphine coordination

Journal Title: Polyhedron
Year Published: 2017

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