A cadmium tetracyanoplatinate host clathrate,(MV)[Cd_(2){Pt(CN)_(4)}_(3)]·2(H_(2)O)(1),including a methylviologen dication (MV^(2+)) was synthesized,and the crystal structures,photochromic and photoluminescence p...A cadmium tetracyanoplatinate host clathrate,(MV)[Cd_(2){Pt(CN)_(4)}_(3)]·2(H_(2)O)(1),including a methylviologen dication (MV^(2+)) was synthesized,and the crystal structures,photochromic and photoluminescence properties were investigated.In 1,the alternatively parallel stacking between the MV^(2+)dications as electron acceptors in the channels and the electron donors[Pt1(CN)_(4)]^(2-) units in the host frameworks give a unique donor-acceptor (DA) system.Under UV irradiation,the electron transfer between MV^(2+) and[Pt(CN)_(4)]^(2-) ions generates MV^(·+)radicals with a photochromic behavior from pale-yellow to blue.This process occurs through single-crystal-to-single-crystal (SCSC) transformation and obvious structure variation of viologen cations is successfully observed.Moreover,the spectral overlap between the emission bands of 1 and the absorption around 623 nm for the MV^(·+) radicals leads to a modulation of the photoluminescence.展开更多
文摘A cadmium tetracyanoplatinate host clathrate,(MV)[Cd_(2){Pt(CN)_(4)}_(3)]·2(H_(2)O)(1),including a methylviologen dication (MV^(2+)) was synthesized,and the crystal structures,photochromic and photoluminescence properties were investigated.In 1,the alternatively parallel stacking between the MV^(2+)dications as electron acceptors in the channels and the electron donors[Pt1(CN)_(4)]^(2-) units in the host frameworks give a unique donor-acceptor (DA) system.Under UV irradiation,the electron transfer between MV^(2+) and[Pt(CN)_(4)]^(2-) ions generates MV^(·+)radicals with a photochromic behavior from pale-yellow to blue.This process occurs through single-crystal-to-single-crystal (SCSC) transformation and obvious structure variation of viologen cations is successfully observed.Moreover,the spectral overlap between the emission bands of 1 and the absorption around 623 nm for the MV^(·+) radicals leads to a modulation of the photoluminescence.
