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Contents Vol 61(5)

Incorporating a Transition Metal Complex into Polymeric Iodoplumbate: Structure Characterization, Properties and Theoretical Study of a Unprecedented Hybrid Semiconductor: {[Cu(en)2][Pb2I6]}n

Hao-Hong Li A , Ling-Guo Sun A , Zhi-Rong Chen A B , Yun-Jie Wang A and Jun-Qian Li A
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A College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Fuzhou University, Fuzhou, Fujian 350002, China.

B Corresponding author. Email: lihh@fzu.edu.cn

Australian Journal of Chemistry 61(5) 391-396 https://doi.org/10.1071/CH08035
Submitted: 29 January 2008  Accepted: 9 April 2008   Published: 22 May 2008

Abstract

A hybrid semiconductor {[Cu(en)2][Pb2I6]}n (1) (en = ethylenediamine) templated by a transition metal complex was synthesized and structurally characterized. The title compound consists of discrete structure-directing molecules (transition metal complex) and an inorganic iodoplumbate polymer. The iodoplumbate polymer could be described as a three-dimensional network constructed from a [Pb2I8]n4– double chain bridged by iodine. [Cu(en)2]2+ structure-directing cations are discrete, and interact with the inorganic moiety by strong static attraction and the H-bond of N–H···I to give a so-called hybrid structure. Experimental and theoretical optical property investigations indicate that 1 possesses semiconductor properties. A density functional theory calculation was executed to probe the regulation effect on the introduction of a second metal.


Acknowledgements

We acknowledge support of the present research by the Natural Science Fund of Fujian Province (E0710008), Innovation Fund for Young Scientist of Fujian Province (2007F3049), Fund of Education Committee of Fujian Province (JA07018), Special Foundation for Young Scientists of Fuzhou University (XRC-0644) and Science and Technical Promotion Foundation of Fuzhou University (XJJ-0605).


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