Abstract

In the title polymeric complex, [Fe{OS(CH3)2}2{Ag(CN)2}2], the FeII cation is located at an inversion centre and is coordinated by four cyanide (CN-) anions and two dimethyl sulfoxide mol-ecules in a slightly compressed N4O2 octa-hedral geometry, the AgI cation is C-coordinated by two CN- anions in a nearly linear geometry. The CN- anions bridge the FeII and AgI cations to form a two-dimensional polymeric structure extending parallel to (102). In the crystal, the nearest Ag⋯Ag distance between polymeric sheets is 3.8122 (12) Å. The crystal studied was a twin with a contribution of 0.2108 (12) for the minor component.

Highlights

  • In the title polymeric complex, [Fe{OS(CH3)2}2{Ag(CN)2}2], the FeII cation is located at an inversion centre and is coordinated by four cyanide (CN) anions and two dimethyl sulfoxide molecules in a slightly compressed N4O2 octahedral geometry, the AgI cation is C-coordinated by two CN anions in a nearly linear geometry

  • The crystal structure of the title compound was determined from 243 K data

  • The FeII cation is located at an inversion centre and coordinated by four CN anions and two dimethylsulfoxide molecules in a slightly compressed N4O2 octahedral environment (Fig. 1)

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Summary

Chemical context

Metal–organic frameworks (MOFs), known as porous coordination polymers, form a group of compounds that consist of metal ions and organic ligand linkers MOFs have attracted considerable attention over the past decades due to the ability to tune their porosity, structure and other properties by a rational choice of the metal and linkers. Despite the fact that the most investigated properties of MOFs are gas storage and separation, it has been shown that the incorporation of corresponding building blocks or guests into MOFs can provoke specific functional magnetic, chiral, catalytic, conductive, luminescence and other properties. {[M(CN)2], M = Ag+, Au+; Gural’skiy et al, 2016b} linkers. We offer a new Hofmann-like coordination compound with general formula [Fe(dmso)2{Ag(CN)2}2] in which the FeII atoms are stabilized in a high-spin state

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