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329637 
Journal Article 
Self-assembly of a water chain with tetrameric and decameric clusters in the channel of a mixed-valence Cu[sub]I[/sub]Cu[sub]II[/sub] complex 
Hu, NH; Li, ZG; Xu, JW; Jia, HQ; Niu, JJ 
2007 
15-17 
The reaction of Cu(BF[sup]4[/sup])[sup]2[/sup] with pyridine-2,6-dicarboxylic acid (H[sup]2[/sup]pydc) and trans-1,2-bis(4-pyridyl)ethylene (bpe) under hydrothermal conditions afforded a porous mixed-valence Cu[sub]I[/sub]Cu[sub]II[/sub] coordination polymer. Coexistence of tetrameric and decameric water clusters within the channels of the complex leads to a novel water chain. The metal-organic framework provides both hydrophilic and hydrophobic environments for stabilizing the clusters and retains its integrity upon dehydration and rehydration. (English) 
Polymère coordination; Matériau poreux; Cuivre; Valence coordination; Métal transition; Composé organométallique; Plomb complexe; Structure moléculaire; Structure cristalline; Synthèse hydrothermale; Diacide carboxylique; Pyridine; Valence; Autoassemblage; 8116D; Polychelate; Porous materials; Copper; Coordination valences; Transition elements; Organometallic compounds; Lead complexes; Molecular structure; Crystal structure; Hydrothermal synthesis; Dicarboxylic acids; Self-assembly; Polímero coordinación