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    Calixarenes as aryloxides: oligonuclear europium(III) derivatives

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    Authors
    Fleming, Sean
    Gutsche, C.
    Harrowfield, J.
    Ogden, Mark
    Skelton, B.
    Stewart, D.
    White, A.
    Date
    2003
    Type
    Journal Article
    
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    Fleming, Sean and Gutsche, C. David and Harrowfield, Jack M. and Ogden, Mark I. and Skelton, Brian W. and Stewart, Donald F. and White, Allan H.. 2003. Calixarenes as aryloxides: oligonuclear europium(III) derivatives. Dalton Transactions 2003 (17): 3319-3327.
    Source Title
    Dalton Transactions
    DOI
    10.1039/B305041F
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    Nanochemistry Research Institute
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    This article was originally published by the Royal Society of Chemistry. It may not be further made available or distributed.

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    http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/43134
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    Synthetic and structural studies of europium complexes of calix[8]arene, p-t-Bu-calix[7]arene and p-t-Bu-calix-[9]arene are reported. The complex [Eu2(calix[8]arene-6H)(dmso)5] was found to have a similar structure topreviously reported p-t-Bu- and p-nitro-calix[8]arene complexes of the lanthanides. Despite being prepared undersimilar conditions, the complex of p-t-Bu-calix[7]arene was found to be a tetranuclear assembly, formulated as[(HO)2(OCO2)Eu4(p-t-Bu-calix[7]arene-4H)2(dmso)6]. Expanding the ligand to p-t-Bu-calix[9]arene resulted in theisolation of a larger oligonuclear assembly, [(HO)9(H2O)2Eu7(p-t-Bu-calix[9]arene-6H)2(dmso)6]. In contrast to theconsistent structural type found with the calix[8]arene system, however, use of a different solvent (acetone) gave riseto a much simpler species, [Eu2(p-t-Bu-calix[9]arene-3H)2(dmso)4].

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