Abstract

We present an experimental approach to study the structure and dynamics of molecular functional complexes in porous host matrices. Combining the results of Solid-State NMR and pair distribution function analysis based on total X-ray scattering data the structural arrangement and dynamical behaviour of Na2[Fe(CN)5NO]·2H2O (SNP) embedded in amorphous SiO2 matrix is investigated. We show that the SNP complexes are embedded as isolated complexes within the SiO2 pores and propose a structural model for the cation and anion arrangement. Additionally the NMR results demonstrate the rotational dynamics of the SNP complexes.

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