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Synthesis And Characterization Of Thiol/Alkyne Protected Silver And/or Copper Nanoclusters

Posted on:2021-08-01Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:T LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2481306311972689Subject:Chemistry
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Metal nanoclusters are generally a transition state substance between a single atom or molecule and a macroblock,which composed of dozens to thousands of metal atoms.Based on the special size effect of nanoclusters,they have shown some unique optical and electrical properties in physical and chemical aspects and so on.As a result,metal nanoclusters have shown prefect application prospects in many fields.So far,a large number of gold,silver,copper and alloy nanoclusters with novel structures and unique properties have been prepared by adjusting the types of metal precursors and organic ligands and using different strategies.However,research on the mechanism of nanoclusters formation,especially the key role of organic ligands in the process of nanoclusters formation,has not been revealed yet.This thesis have studies the above issues from two aspects:the second chapter explores the effect of the amount of phosphine ligands on the structure and properties of the silver nanoclusters in the process of synthesis.The third chapter selects the special alkyne ligand and explores the effects and rules of different metal precursors silver,copper and silver-copper on the structure and coordination mode of metal nanoclusters.The main research work is as follows:1.Three completely different cases of silver nanoclusters co-protected by pentafluorothiol and 1,3-bisdiphenylphosphine propane were synthesized by adjusting the amount of phosphine ligand(Dppp)in the process of synthesis.They are Ag44(SPh F5)24(Dppp)6,Ag32(SPh F5)18(Dppp)5and Ag18(SPh F5)9(Dppp)5.By comparing of the structure of these three silver nanoclusters,it has been found that the number of nuclei and the symmetry of the structure of the silver nanoclusters continued to decrease with the increase of the amount of phosphine ligands.Obviously,the number of nuclei declined from 44 to 32 and18,but they all contain a common basic structure unit Ag12icosahedron.However,the coordination modes of organic ligands and silver have been continuously enriched.For example,the bonding of HSPh F5and Ag has changed from?3coordination to?3and?2coordination and enriched again to?3,?2,and?4coordination.Subsequently,the process of formation of three silver nanoclusters was tracked in ultraviolet and other methods.It was determined that the effect of the amount of phosphine ligand on the nucleation of the nanoclusters was generated after the addition of sodium borohydride as a reducing agent.2.Using the unique acetylene ligandtBuC?CH-as the main organic ligand,the silver nanocluster Ag43(tBuC?C)24(CF3SO3)8,the copper nanocluster Cu53(tBuC?C)19(C2H3O2)10Cl2and the silver-copper bimetal nanocluster Ag8Cu7(tBuC?C)12were successfully synthesized.And we characterized the structure and properties of the three metal nanoclusters.At the same time,it was analyzed and compared with tert-butylacetylene-protected seven cases of silver,copper,gold silver,and silver-copper nanoclusters that were reported in the literature.It revealed that tert-butylacetylene-stabilized silver nanoclusters uniformly appeared in?3coordination mode.When copper or gold precursor was introduced,the structures of the silver-copper and gold-silver bimetallic nanoclusters and the coordination modes of tert-butylacetylene and metals remained unchanged,all of which were still?3coordination.However,when the metal in the cluster was replaced with copper salt,the coordination mode of the tert-butylacetylene-stabilized copper nanoclusters appeared not only stable?3coordination,but also?2,?4and?5coordination.Furthermore,the catalytic properties of Ag43(tBuC?C)24(CF3SO3)8nanoclusters were investigated,and it was found that its surface ligands had a strong passivation effect in the catalytic reaction.
Keywords/Search Tags:silver, copper, nanoclusters, phosphine ligands, alkyne ligands, catalytic activity
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