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Supramolecular Synthons: Will Giant Rigid Superspheres Do?
Crystal Growth & Design 2016 April 7
For the first time, the concept of supramolecular synthons was applied to giant rigid superspheres based on pentaphosphaferrocene [Cp(R)Fe(η(5)-P5)] (R = Me, Et) and Cu(I) halides, which reach 2.1-3.0 nm in diameter. Two supramolecular synthons, σ-π and π-π, are discovered based on halogen···Cp(R) and Cp*···Cp* specific interactions, respectively. The geometry of the synthons is reproducible in a series of crystal structures of various supramolecules. The σ-π synthon alone is realized more frequently for Br-containing superspheres. A combination of the σ-π and π-π synthons is more typical for Cl-containing supramolecules. Each supramolecule can bear up to nine synthons to give mostly 2D and 3D architectures.
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