Metalosupramoléculas discretas e Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) baseados em íons lantanídeos: design, síntese, caracterização e propriedades
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2016-02-26
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Muniz, Elaine Cristina [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Materiais luminescentes despertam grande interesse nas pesquisas devido à variedade de aplicações, podendo ser empregados em displays eletrônicos, lâmpadas fluorescentes e diodos emissores de luz, por exemplo. Neste contexto, os íons lantanídeos trivalentes são destaque pois apresentam propriedades luminescentes únicas como alta pureza de cor, tempo de vida de nano a milissegundos e linhas de emissão definidas e estreitas provenientes de transições intraconfiguracionais 4f-4f. No entanto, devida à natureza proibida dessas transições, os íons lantanídeos apresentam baixa absortividade molar. Para suprir essa deficiência, pode ser realizada a coordenação destes íons com bons grupos cromóforos capazes de transferir energia para os níveis 4f dos lantanídeos. Outra estratégia para melhorar as propriedades luminescentes de materiais é através da combinação e/ou dopagem utilizando diferentes lantanídeos, o que pode resultar na emissão de ambos os íons ou na emissão preferencial de um deles por meio de processos de transferência de energia. Espécies bimetálicas heteronucleares e polímeros de coordenação porosos (Metal Organic Frameworks, MOFs) se destacam neste cenário. Neste trabalho foram estudadas quatro séries de compostos bimetálicos heteronucleares utilizando succinato de sódio e ácido 3,5-dicarbóxipirazolico como ligantes e variando a razão entre dois íons lantanídeos distintos, Gd3+:Eu3+, Gd3+:Tb3+, Dy3+:Eu3+ e Eu3+:Tb3+. Os compostos obtidos foram caracterizados por difração de raios X de monocristal e de pó, espectroscopia na região do IV, análise térmica, espectroscopia de reflectância difusa, espectroscopia de fotoluminescência com excitação UV, luminescência com excitação por raios X e microscopia eletrônica de varredura associada à espectroscopia por energia dispersiva. Os complexos apresentaram interessantes propriedades luminescentes. Para as séries de compostos contendo íons Gd3+, quanto maior a quantidade de Gd3+, maior a intensidade da banda relativa à transferência de carga do ligante para o metal, indicando que os íons Gd3+ possuem um papel importante no mecanismo de transferência de energia do ligante para os lantanídeos emissores. Foram calculados os parâmetros de intensidade, as taxas de decaimento radiativo e não-radiativo e a eficiência quântica para a série Gd3+:Eu3+, que apresentaram baixa eficiência quântica, devido principalmente à supressão da luminescência pelas moléculas de água presente na estrutura. Os compostos da série Dy3+:Eu3+ não apresentam transferência de energia entre os lantanídeos e só foi possível observar a emissão dos dois íons ao mesmo tempo quando a excitação é realizada no ligante ou quando se utilizou raios X para a excitação. Já na série Eu3+:Tb3+, observou-se transferência de energia apenas dos íons Tb3+ para os íons Eu3+. O oposto não foi verificado. Os espectros de emissão dessa série registrados em diferentes temperaturas mostram que os compostos Eu3+:Tb3+ possuem potencialidade para aplicação como termômetro molecular na faixa de temperatura entre -80 e 25°C. Foram realizadas três sínteses diferentes para preparação dos MOFs. Os compostos obtidos apresentam intensidade de emissão e eficiência quântica elevadas. Além disso, a estabilidade térmica dos compostos é evidência de que os compostos obtidos podem ser de fato MOFs.
Luminescent materials attract interest in research due to the diversity of applications. These materials can be used at electronic displays, fluorescent lamps and light emitting diodes, for example. In this context, trivalent lanthanide ions are interesting because of their unique luminescent properties like high color purity, nano to milliseconds lifetime and narrow emission lines from 4f-4f transitions. However, because of the nature of forbidden 4f-4f transitions, lanthanide ions have low molar absorptivity. To supply this deficiency, the lanthanide ions can be coordinated to chromophore groups, capable of transfer energy to the 4f levels of lanthanides. It is also possible to improve the luminescent properties of materials by combining different lanthanides, which can result in the emission of both ions or in the preferential emission of one of them by energy transfer processes. Bimetallic heteronuclear complexes and metal organic frameworks (MOFs) are interesting in this context. In this work, four bimetallic heteronuclear compounds series with sodium succinate and 3,5- dicarboxypyrazolate ligands were prepared with different lanthanides ratio, Gd3+:Eu3+ , Gd3+:Tb3+, Dy3+:Eu3+ e Eu3+:Tb3+ . The compounds were characterized by single crystal and powder X-ray diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, thermal analysis, UV-Vis spectroscopy, photoluminescence spectroscopy, X-ray excited optical luminescence and field emission gun-scanning electron microscopy, with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy. The complexes present interesting luminescent properties. In Gd3+ compounds series, by increasing the amount of Gd3+ ions in the sample, the intensity of the relative charge transfer band also increases, indicating that the Gd3+ ions play an important role in the energy transfer mechanism from ligands to the lanthanides. The intensity parameters, the radiative and non-radiative decay rates and the quantum efficiency were calculated to Gd3+:Eu3+ series, which showed low quantum efficiency due to luminescence quenching by water molecules in the structure. The Dy3+:Eu3+ compounds does not show energy transfer between the lanthanides ions and the emission from both ions was observed simultaneously only under excitation at the ligand absorption or under X-rays excitation. In the Eu3+:Tb3+ series, the energy transfer was observed only from Tb3+ ions to the Eu3+ ions. The opposite was not verified. The emission spectra of the Eu3+:Tb3+ compound recorded at different temperatures show that this series compounds present potential to be applied as molecular thermometer in the range of -80 to 25 °C. Three different syntheses were performed to prepare MOFs. The obtained compounds exhibit high emission intensity and good quantum efficiency. Furthermore, the thermal stability of the compounds is evidence to propose that the obtained compounds is indeed MOFs.
Luminescent materials attract interest in research due to the diversity of applications. These materials can be used at electronic displays, fluorescent lamps and light emitting diodes, for example. In this context, trivalent lanthanide ions are interesting because of their unique luminescent properties like high color purity, nano to milliseconds lifetime and narrow emission lines from 4f-4f transitions. However, because of the nature of forbidden 4f-4f transitions, lanthanide ions have low molar absorptivity. To supply this deficiency, the lanthanide ions can be coordinated to chromophore groups, capable of transfer energy to the 4f levels of lanthanides. It is also possible to improve the luminescent properties of materials by combining different lanthanides, which can result in the emission of both ions or in the preferential emission of one of them by energy transfer processes. Bimetallic heteronuclear complexes and metal organic frameworks (MOFs) are interesting in this context. In this work, four bimetallic heteronuclear compounds series with sodium succinate and 3,5- dicarboxypyrazolate ligands were prepared with different lanthanides ratio, Gd3+:Eu3+ , Gd3+:Tb3+, Dy3+:Eu3+ e Eu3+:Tb3+ . The compounds were characterized by single crystal and powder X-ray diffraction, Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy, thermal analysis, UV-Vis spectroscopy, photoluminescence spectroscopy, X-ray excited optical luminescence and field emission gun-scanning electron microscopy, with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy. The complexes present interesting luminescent properties. In Gd3+ compounds series, by increasing the amount of Gd3+ ions in the sample, the intensity of the relative charge transfer band also increases, indicating that the Gd3+ ions play an important role in the energy transfer mechanism from ligands to the lanthanides. The intensity parameters, the radiative and non-radiative decay rates and the quantum efficiency were calculated to Gd3+:Eu3+ series, which showed low quantum efficiency due to luminescence quenching by water molecules in the structure. The Dy3+:Eu3+ compounds does not show energy transfer between the lanthanides ions and the emission from both ions was observed simultaneously only under excitation at the ligand absorption or under X-rays excitation. In the Eu3+:Tb3+ series, the energy transfer was observed only from Tb3+ ions to the Eu3+ ions. The opposite was not verified. The emission spectra of the Eu3+:Tb3+ compound recorded at different temperatures show that this series compounds present potential to be applied as molecular thermometer in the range of -80 to 25 °C. Three different syntheses were performed to prepare MOFs. The obtained compounds exhibit high emission intensity and good quantum efficiency. Furthermore, the thermal stability of the compounds is evidence to propose that the obtained compounds is indeed MOFs.
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Íons lantanídeos, Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs), Compostos bimetálicos heteronucleares, Compostos de coordenação, Lanthanide ions, Bimetallic heteronuclear complexes, MOFs