Experimental study demonstrates visible-light dye degradation by a 3D iodoplumbate framework, indicating conjugated organic templates aid in designing narrow-band-gap semiconductors.
Employing in situ N‐alkylation of the conjugated compound 9,10‐bis(4‐pyridyl)anthracene (bpanth) as structure‐directing agent, a 3D inorganic‐organic hybrid iodoplumbate, [Me 2 (bpanth)][Pb 4 I 10 ] ( 1 ), was solvothermally prepared. The in situ N‐alkylation of bpanth with alcohols was investigated. 1 features a novel 3D open framework based on an interesting Pb 6 I 24 cluster. UV/Vis spectroscopy analyses indicate that 1 is a potential semiconductor material with a narrow energy gap of 2.06 eV. It exhibits good catalytic activity in the visible‐light‐drived degradation of an organic dye. This work further illustrates that introducing conjugated organic molecules as templates is conducive to achieving semiconducting hybrid halometallates with narrow band gaps.
No takes yet. Share an insight, caveat, or question.
Ge et al. (2019) studied this question.
Synapse has enriched 5 closely related papers on similar clinical questions. Consider them for comparative context: