Serendipitous and Targeted Synthesis of High Nuclearity Clusters-Carbonate and Oxalate Encapsulating Silver Alkynides

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Abstract

Silver coordination compounds of the [Ag3L2] (where L = tBu-CC) family having perchlorate counterions exhibit template-driven self-assembly of the common square pyramidal building block. This behavior is similar to previously described observations; however, important differences arise from counterion-silver interactions. Penta-and hexameric clusters encapsulating chloride and oxalate, respectively, were crystallographically characterized. A high nuclearity cluster [(CO3)3(H2O) Ag38L20]12+ was formed upon extended exposure to an ambient atmosphere by trapping three carbonates and one water molecule.

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Gupta, A. K., & Orthaber, A. (2020). Serendipitous and Targeted Synthesis of High Nuclearity Clusters-Carbonate and Oxalate Encapsulating Silver Alkynides. Crystal Growth and Design, 20(7), 4232–4237. https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.0c00585

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