Presented here are two isostructural uranyl coordination polymers [UOe（EDO）（H2O）]· H2O （1） and [UO2（BDO）（H2O）]-2H2O （2） （EDO2---ethylene-1,2-dioxamate; BDO2 =butylene-1,2-dioxamate） with identical s...Presented here are two isostructural uranyl coordination polymers [UOe（EDO）（H2O）]· H2O （1） and [UO2（BDO）（H2O）]-2H2O （2） （EDO2---ethylene-1,2-dioxamate; BDO2 =butylene-1,2-dioxamate） with identical stepwise zigzag chain structure and distinct interchain hydrogen bonding interaction, prepared from hydrothermal reaction of DEEDO or DEBDO （DEEDO- diethyl ethylene-1,2-dioxamate; DEBDO--diethyl butylene-l,2-dioxamate） with uranyl ions. The monomeric uranyl-based fluorescence emissions of compounds 1 and 2 are red-shifted by about 6 and 5 nm respectively, compared to that of uranyl nitrate hexahydrate. Compound 1 has stronger emission than compound 2, but both their emissions exhibit triple-exponential decay. The photophysics of uranyl oxalate trihydrate was also investigated for comparison. The selective crystallization of compound 1 in alkaline solution was applied to the sequestration of uranyl ions, showing a kinetic preference.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (21431002)the Specialized Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education (20110211130002)
文摘Presented here are two isostructural uranyl coordination polymers [UOe（EDO）（H2O）]· H2O （1） and [UO2（BDO）（H2O）]-2H2O （2） （EDO2---ethylene-1,2-dioxamate; BDO2 =butylene-1,2-dioxamate） with identical stepwise zigzag chain structure and distinct interchain hydrogen bonding interaction, prepared from hydrothermal reaction of DEEDO or DEBDO （DEEDO- diethyl ethylene-1,2-dioxamate; DEBDO--diethyl butylene-l,2-dioxamate） with uranyl ions. The monomeric uranyl-based fluorescence emissions of compounds 1 and 2 are red-shifted by about 6 and 5 nm respectively, compared to that of uranyl nitrate hexahydrate. Compound 1 has stronger emission than compound 2, but both their emissions exhibit triple-exponential decay. The photophysics of uranyl oxalate trihydrate was also investigated for comparison. The selective crystallization of compound 1 in alkaline solution was applied to the sequestration of uranyl ions, showing a kinetic preference.
