A novel one-pot approach to synthesize the tiara-like Pd(II) thiolate complex compound, [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6, was developed. In this strategy, dimethyl sulfoxide(DMSO) was used as a thiolate source instead of methyl mercap...A novel one-pot approach to synthesize the tiara-like Pd(II) thiolate complex compound, [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6, was developed. In this strategy, dimethyl sulfoxide(DMSO) was used as a thiolate source instead of methyl mercaptan(CH_3SH). DMSO was first decomposed into CH_3SH and formaldehyde(HCHO); then, the in situ as-formed CH_3SH molecules reacted with palladium acetate, and formed [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6. By tuning the reaction condition, the morphology of the [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6 assemblies can change from microprism to nanosphere. The characterization of the pyrolysis product demonstrated that these two kinds of [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6 assemblies with different shapes could further decompose into palladium or palladium sulfides through different pyrolysis conditions.展开更多
基金supported by the State Key Project of Fundamental Research for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (2012CB224802)the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21573119,21221062,21131004,21390393,U1463202 and 21325101)Beijing Municipal Commission of Science and Technology (Z141100003814017)
文摘A novel one-pot approach to synthesize the tiara-like Pd(II) thiolate complex compound, [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6, was developed. In this strategy, dimethyl sulfoxide(DMSO) was used as a thiolate source instead of methyl mercaptan(CH_3SH). DMSO was first decomposed into CH_3SH and formaldehyde(HCHO); then, the in situ as-formed CH_3SH molecules reacted with palladium acetate, and formed [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6. By tuning the reaction condition, the morphology of the [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6 assemblies can change from microprism to nanosphere. The characterization of the pyrolysis product demonstrated that these two kinds of [Pd(SCH_3)_2]_6 assemblies with different shapes could further decompose into palladium or palladium sulfides through different pyrolysis conditions.
