One-dimensional void-space arrays constructed from a coordination polymer with bowl-like frameworks of cavitands
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Makoto Tadokoro, Shin Mizugaki, Masatoshi Kozaki, Keiji Okada
A one-dimensional coordination polymer of [MnII(hfac)2] bridged by new bowl-like ligands of cavitands was prepared and the crystal structure was determined by X-ray crystal analysis. Ethyl acetate molecules are necessarily included as guest molecules in each of the void-space cavities of the cavitands, and then are held by weak interaction forces.
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