Abstract
Synthesis of a novel, triply-interpenetrating metal–organic framework 1.H2O is described here. The coordination polymer was synthesized by simple reaction of Cu2I2 with an azino-quinoline ligand (L1). The X-ray crystal structure analysis reveals that the complex 1.H2O is a 2-D coordination polymer having (4,4′) grid network architecture. The ligand L1 possesses quinoline group and the 2-D structure of 1.H2O contains distorted cubane type Cu4I4 SBU unit. Each of the four Cu(I) ions posses tetrahedral coordination environment. Metal–organic framework in 1.H2O shows strong photoluminescence property at room temperature in solid state and emission spectra shows a blue shift of the peak in comparison to the free azino-quinoline ligand (L1). The coordination polymer 1.H2O was found to be stable up to 290°C.
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