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Formation and Structures of the μ4-Oxygen-Bridged High-Nuclearity Lead(II) Clusters from a Lead Propane-2-thiolate Complex

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Interaction of [Pb(SiPr)2]n with 1.5 equiv. of AgNO3 in DMF under aerobic conditions at room temperature gave a cationic lead-centered thiolate cluster [Pb13(SiPr)6O8](NO3)4 (1). While treatment of [Pb(SiPr)2]n in refluxing DMF in air afforded a two-dimensional layered structure of [Pb14(SiPr)16O6]n (2), comprising of [Pb14(SiPr)18O6]2− units bridged the iPrS moieties. Molecular structures of the two oxidation products of μ4-oxygen-bridged high-nuclearity lead(II) clusters have been determined by single-crystal X-ray analysis. The UV/Vis properties of the two clusters in both solid state and solution state were also investigated in this paper.

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This project was supported by Natural Science Foundation of Anhui Province (2008085MB58) and Young Wanjiang Scholar program of Anhui Province.

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Qin, SS., Liu, JL., Hu, F. et al. Formation and Structures of the μ4-Oxygen-Bridged High-Nuclearity Lead(II) Clusters from a Lead Propane-2-thiolate Complex. J Clust Sci 32, 1593–1599 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10876-020-01917-1

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