Fused pyridazines: rigid multidentates for designing and fine-tuning the structure of hybrid organic/inorganic frameworks

Pavlo V Solntsev; Joachim Sieler; Harald Krautscheid; Konstantin V Domasevitch

doi:10.1039/b316561b

Fused pyridazines: rigid multidentates for designing and fine-tuning the structure of hybrid organic/inorganic frameworks

Dalton Trans. 2004 Apr 21:(8):1153-8. doi: 10.1039/b316561b. Epub 2004 Mar 9.

Authors

Pavlo V Solntsev¹, Joachim Sieler, Harald Krautscheid, Konstantin V Domasevitch

Affiliation

¹ Inorganic Chemistry Department, Kiev University, Volodimirska Street 64, Kiev 01033, Ukraine.

PMID: 15252654
DOI: 10.1039/b316561b

Abstract

Fused pyridazines (1,2,3,6,7,8-hexahydro-cinnolino[5,4,3-cde]cinnoline, L and its 2,2,7,7-tetramethyl derivative, Me4L) are designed as rigid multidentate ligands for the construction of framework solids. In combination with copper(I) bromide (iodide) they provide excellent structural examples for predictive engineering and the possibilities for further fine-tuning of the framework architectures facilitated by the tetradentate function of the ligands and effective cooperation of organic and inorganic bridges. This study features control over helical structures for (CuX)n chains and homo/heterochiral combination of the helices in the lattice, the design of a range of channelled and tubular CuX networks and the structural significance of ligand shape complementarity. 3D tetragonal Cu2X2(L) frameworks exist either as chiral or achiral supramolecular isomers Cu2I2(Me4L) and Cu12I12[Cu(CH3CN)]3(L)(6-)Cu3I6.CH3CN illustrate 3D hexagonal channelled and tubular arrays; Cu2I2(Me4L)(CH3CN) and Cu4I4(L)(CH3CN)2 complexes are 1D polymers.