Homoleptic Luminescent Lanthanide Frameworks with the Tricyanohydridoborate Anion
Sven H. Zottnick, Marcel T. Seuffert, Christoph Kerpen, Maik Finze, Klaus Müller‐Buschbaum
Abstract
Sven H. Zottnick, Marcel T. Seuffert, Christoph Kerpen, Maik Finze, Klaus Müller‐Buschbaum
Abstract
The first lanthanide tricyanohydridoborates have been synthesized from anhydrous lanthanide chlorides and the oxonium salt (H3O)[BH(CN)3]. Thereby, the three‐dimensional, homoleptic coordination polymers 3∞[Ln{BH(CN)3}3] (Ln = Eu, Tb) could be obtained in solvothermal reactions upon complete substitution of the chloride anions by [BH(CN)3]– anions. Both products exhibit intense and characteristic photoluminescence in the visible region through lanthanide‐specific 4f–4f transitions with long luminescence decay times typical for the respective lanthanide ions. [BH(CN)3]– proves to be a suitable linker for new lanthanide coordination polymers.
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The first lanthanide tricyanohydridoborates have been synthesized from anhydrous lanthanide chlorides and the oxonium salt (H3O)[BH(CN)3]. Thereby, the three‐dimensional, homoleptic coordination polymers 3∞[Ln{BH(CN)3}3] (Ln = Eu, Tb) could be obtained in solvothermal reactions upon complete substitution of the chloride anions by [BH(CN)3]– anions. Both products exhibit intense and characteristic photoluminescence in the visible region through lanthanide‐specific 4f–4f transitions with long luminescence decay times typical for the respective lanthanide ions. [BH(CN)3]– proves to be a suitable linker for new lanthanide coordination polymers.
Key concepts: Homoleptic, Chemistry, Lanthanide, Luminescence, Ion, Inorganic chemistry, Combinatorial chemistry, Nanotechnology