Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification

Mechanochemical grinding of polycrystalline powders of the Prussian blue analogue (PBA) Mn[Co(CN)6]2/3□1/3·xH2O and K3Co(CN)6 consumes the latter and chemically modifies the former. A combination of inductively-coupled plasma and X-ray powder diffraction measurements suggests the hexacyanometallate...

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Hlavní autoři: Cattermull, J, Wheeler, S, Hurlbutt, K, Pasta, M, Goodwin, AL
Médium: Journal article
Jazyk:English
Vydáno: Royal Society of Chemistry 2020
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author Cattermull, J
Wheeler, S
Hurlbutt, K
Pasta, M
Goodwin, AL
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Wheeler, S
Hurlbutt, K
Pasta, M
Goodwin, AL
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description Mechanochemical grinding of polycrystalline powders of the Prussian blue analogue (PBA) Mn[Co(CN)6]2/3□1/3·xH2O and K3Co(CN)6 consumes the latter and chemically modifies the former. A combination of inductively-coupled plasma and X-ray powder diffraction measurements suggests the hexacyanometallate vacancy fraction in this modified PBA is reduced by approximately one third under the specific conditions we explore. We infer the mechanochemically-driven incorporation of [Co(CN)6]3− ions onto the initially-vacant sites, coupled with intercalation of charge-balancing K+ ions within the PBA framework cavities. Our results offer a new methodology for the synthesis of low-vacancy PBAs.
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spelling oxford-uuid:3c46eb4c-9ce0-42aa-a0f0-1e29ed0c314f2022-03-26T14:12:46ZFilling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modificationJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:3c46eb4c-9ce0-42aa-a0f0-1e29ed0c314fEnglishSymplectic ElementsRoyal Society of Chemistry2020Cattermull, JWheeler, SHurlbutt, KPasta, MGoodwin, ALMechanochemical grinding of polycrystalline powders of the Prussian blue analogue (PBA) Mn[Co(CN)6]2/3□1/3·xH2O and K3Co(CN)6 consumes the latter and chemically modifies the former. A combination of inductively-coupled plasma and X-ray powder diffraction measurements suggests the hexacyanometallate vacancy fraction in this modified PBA is reduced by approximately one third under the specific conditions we explore. We infer the mechanochemically-driven incorporation of [Co(CN)6]3− ions onto the initially-vacant sites, coupled with intercalation of charge-balancing K+ ions within the PBA framework cavities. Our results offer a new methodology for the synthesis of low-vacancy PBAs.
spellingShingle Cattermull, J
Wheeler, S
Hurlbutt, K
Pasta, M
Goodwin, AL
Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
title Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
title_full Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
title_fullStr Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
title_full_unstemmed Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
title_short Filling vacancies in a Prussian blue analogue using mechanochemical post-synthetic modification
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