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Syntheses,Structures And Properties Of Metal-Organic Frameworks With Pyrazole Carboxylic Acid Ligands

Posted on:2017-01-16Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:X R WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2271330482489480Subject:Inorganic Chemistry
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Metal-organic frameworks(MOFs) is a kind of inorganic-organic hybrid materials self-assembed by metal ions and organic ligands, it has provoked great interest not only because of its rich and colorful skeleton structure, but also owing to its great application in luminescence materials, magnetic materials, gas adsorption and separation, chemical sensing, drug release, chemical catalysis and so on.At present, the rational design and synthesis of organic ligands with multifunctional properties to construct a novel metal-organic framework have become one of the main research directions. As we known, the N atom and the O atom are used as the electron donating group, when they construct MOFs with organic ligands and metal ions. Carboxylic acid ligands are the most used organic ligands containing O atoms, they have a variety of coordination modes, which can be used for constructing MOFs with a lot of topological structures. N-containing organic ligands with N atoms for the electron donating group, heterocyclic ligands is the most used N-containing organic ligands, generally including pyridine, imidazole, pyrazole and so on. The pyrazole organic ligand is a class of five ring organic ligands with two neighboring nitrogen atoms, which is easy to be protonated, so it has a negative charge, and it is easy to coordinate with metal ions to form numberous coordination modes. Combining the advantages of pyrazole organic ligands and carboxylic acid organic ligands, we choose 1H-pyrazole-4-carboxylic acid as organic ligand, by controlling the reaction conditions, a series of new MOFs were synthesized and their structures and properties were studied. The main contents of this thesis are listed as follows:1. Using solvothermal synthesis method, we choose 1H-pyrazole-4-carboxylic acid and Cu(NO32·3H2O as reaction materials, by adjusting the reaction conditions, Cu2+ take situ reaction, part or all of the Cu2+ ions translate to Cu+ ions. We synthesis six novel MOFs. [Cu2K(C4H2N2O22](1), [Cu3Li2(C4H2N2O23]·H2O(2), [Cu3(C4H2N2O22·2NH3](3),(NH4)·[Cu(C4H2N2O2)](4 and 5)and [Cu3Li2(C4H2N2O24(C3H7NO)4](6). In compounds 1-5, Cu+ coordinate with N atoms of organic ligands, it forms the indefinite extension of the one-dimensional chain structure, K+, Li+ and Cu2+ coordinate with O atoms, they were coordinated by organic ligands link to form novel 3D structures of compounds 1-3. In isostructural compound 4 and 5, hydrogen bonds are formed through carboxylate oxygen atoms and NH4+. In compound 6, we build a novel 3D structure using Cu2+ and Li+.we study fluorescence properties of organic ligand and compounds 1-5. The results show that compounds 1, 2, 4 and 5 have redshift phenomenon, because of weak intramolecular interactions between metal and metal, and the shorter the distance between the Cu---Cu in the molecule, the more obvious redshift phenomenon. In compound 3, the lengths of intramolecular Cu---Cu bonds are longer than compounds 1, 2, 4 and 5, almost no intramolecular interaction between metal and metal, so it shows the emission wavelength of organic ligand.2. Using the solvothermal synthesis method, we choose 1H-pyrazole-4-carboxylic acid and Co(NO32·6H2O as reaction materials, by adjusting the pH of the reaction solution and we synthesis two novel MOFs, [Co3(OH)(C4H2N2O2)(CHO23(H2O)(C3H7NO)](7), [Co3(C4H2N2O24] ·(2H3O)·2H2O(8). In compound 7, the coordination number of Co2+ is six, while in compound 8, the coordination number of Co2+ is four. Both of them form 3D skeleton structures with pore channel. The pH of the reaction solution was further verified to have a great influence on the synthesis of MOFs materials.
Keywords/Search Tags:Metal-organic frameworks, Solvothermal synthesis, 1H-pyrazole-4-carboxylic acid, Crystal structure, Fluorescence
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