A new catalytic-oxidation method was adopted to remove the templates from SBA-1 5 and MCM-4 1 me- soporous materials via Fenton-like techniques under microwave irradiation. The mesoporous silica materials were treated with different Fenton agents based on the template＇s property and textural property. The samples were cha- racterized by powder X-ray diffraction（XRD） measurement, N2 adsorption-desorption isotherms, infrared spectro- scopy, 29Si MAS NMR and thermo gravimetric analysis（TGA）. The results reveal that this is an efficient and facile approach to the thorough template-removal from mesoporous silica materials, as well as to offering products with more stable structures, higher BET surface areas, larger pore volumes and larger quantity of silanol groups.
Two 3D multifunctional lanthanide metal-organic frameworks（MOFs）, Pr（HTCPS）（H20）·2DMF·C2H2OH·5H2O（JUC-93） and Pr3（TCPS）2（NO3）（H2O）4（DMA）2.2DMA.C2H5OH.3H2O（JUC-94）[H4TCPS=tetrakis（4-carboxyphenyl）- silane, DMF=N,N＇-dimethylformamide, DMA=N,N＇-dimethylacetamide and JUC=Jilin University China] were synthe- sized by the self-assembly of a rigid silicon-centered tetrahedral carboxylate ligand H4TCPS and Pr（III） ions in different solvothermal reactions. X-Ray crystallography revealed that they exhibited a rare CaFE topology framework, constructed from the 4-connected tetrahedral TCPS unit with the 8-connected dinuclear praseodymium cluster unit and trinuclear praseodymium cluster unit, respectively. In addition, the luminescent and magnetic properties of the two compounds were investigated.
LI Yang-xue XUE Ming HUANG Lin CHEN Si-ru QIU Shi-lun
Multifunctional lanthanide metal-organic frameworks（MOFs）, M（H4TCPS）（H20）l.5[M=Tb（JUC-95a）, Er（JUC-95b）, Dy（JUC-95c）, Tm（JUC-95d）, Y（JUC-95e） and Pr（JUC-95f）; H4TCPS=tetrakis（4-carboxyphenyl）silane] were synthesized via the reaction of the lanthanide metal ions（Ln3） with a rigid silicon-centered tetrahedral carbo- xylate ligand H4TCPS via a hydrothermal synthesis method. X-Ray diffraction（XRD） analyses reveal that they are extremely similar in structure and crystallized in a monoclinic system with space group C2/c. Two eight-coordinated metal centers and four tetrahedral H4TCPS groups constructed a paddle-wheel building block. The paddle-wheel buil- ding blocks assembled with each other via one oxygen bridge from a water molecule to lead to a 1D infinite inorganic rod-shaped chain, --Y--O--C--O--Y--, along the [001] direction. These 1D inorganic rod-shaped chains linked with the phenyl groups of the tetrahedral HaTCPS ligand to form a 3D framework. In addition, the luminescent and magnetic properties of these compounds show that they could be potential antiferromagnetic and fluorescent mate- rials.
LI Yang-xue XUE Ming GUO Li-jia HUANG Lin CHEN Si-ru QIU Shi-lun
