Synthesis, Structure, and Spectroscopic Properties of Luminescent Coordination Polymers Based on the 2,5-Dimethoxyterephthalate Linker by Aimée E. L. Cammiade Laura Straub David van Gerven Mathias S. Wickleder & Uwe Ruschewitz

Author:Aimée E. L. Cammiade, Laura Straub, David van Gerven, Mathias S. Wickleder & Uwe Ruschewitz
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Tags: We report on the synthesis and the crystal structure of the solvent-free coordination polymer CoII(2,5-DMT) (1) with 2,5-DMT 2,5-dimethoxyterephthalate which is isostructural to the already reported MnII and ZnII congeners (C2/c, Z = 4). In contrast, for M = MgII, a MOF with DMF-filled pores is obtained, namely Mg2(2,5-DMT)2(DMF)2 (2) (P0mu mumu 111¯ , Z = 2). Attempts to remove these solvent molecules to record a gas sorption isotherm did not lead to meaningful results. In a comparative study, the thermal (DSC/TGA) and luminescence properties of all the four compounds were investigated. The compounds of the MII(2,5-DMT) composition show high thermal stability up to more than 300 C, with the ZnII compound having the lowest decomposition temperature. MII(2,5-DMT) with MII = MnII, ZnII and 2 show a bright luminescence upon blue light irradiation ( = 405 nm), whereas CoII in 1 quenches the emission. While ZnII in ZnII(2,5-DMT) and MgII in 2 do not significantly influence the (blue) emission and excitation bands compared to the free 2,5-DMT ligand, MnII in MnII(2,5-DMT) shows an additional metal-centred red emission., coordination polymers; fluorescence; metal–organic frameworks; methoxy substituents; terephthalates


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