Tuning N-donor coordination and assembly structures in uranyl compounds of carboxylate ligands with divergent vinyl pyridine groups

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Miao Song; Qun‐Yan Wu; Wei Jin; Zhi‐wei Huang; Kong‐Qiu Hu; Li‐Yong Yuan; Wei Wen; Wei‐Qun Shi; Lei Mei

doi:10.1039/d5ce00556f

January 1, 2025CrystEngComm

Tuning N-donor coordination and assembly structures in uranyl compounds of carboxylate ligands with divergent vinyl pyridine groups

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Key Points

Enhanced coordination with uranyl was achieved through structural modifications to pyridine-based carboxylate ligands, resulting in more stable complexes.
The study verified the role of pyridinyl N-donors in ligands, indicating their significance in regulating coordination behavior.
Assessment utilized a systematic structural modification approach involving divergent vinyl pyridine groups in ligand design.
Results demonstrate potential advancements in uranyl compound applications, highlighting the importance of ligand design in coordination chemistry.

Implication

This research demonstrates improved uranyl coordination in carboxylate ligands, suggesting enhanced complex stability.

Abstract

The ability of pyridinyl N-donors in three pyridine-derived carboxylate-based ligands to participate in uranyl coordination has been verified and further regulated via structural modification and additional completing ligands.

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Song et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68a6fb925502675167ba8e2f https://doi.org/10.1039/d5ce00556f

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Tuning N-donor coordination and assembly structures in uranyl compounds of carboxylate ligands with divergent vinyl pyridine groups

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Tuning N-donor coordination and assembly structures in uranyl compounds of carboxylate ligands with divergent vinyl pyridine groups

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