Monoorganotin–polyoxometal-compounds. Part IV: Na2[(iPrSn3)(OV)4O10(OH)3]·5H2O·3DMSO, a novel branched tetravanadate(V) stabilized by a trimeric monoorganotin-oxo-hydroxo unit

Via self-assembly of the molecular precursors sodium orthovanadate and isopropyltin-dihydroxide-chloride the unprecedented organic–inorganic hybrid polyoxoanion [(iPrSn)3(OV)4O10(OH)3]2− was synthesized in dimethylsulfoxide (DMSO) and isolated as its sodium salt Na2[(iPrSn)3(OV)4O10(OH)3]·5H2O·3DMSO. This spherical nanosized anion is composed of two different structural subunits, a well-known trinuclear monoorganotin-polyoxo-hydroxo unit with octahedrally coordinated tin atoms and a new open-chain, branched isopolyoxo tetravanadate(V) with tetrahedrally coordinated vanadium atoms.

Self-assembly of suitable molecular precursors leads to the formation of the disodium salt of the [(iPrSn)3(OV)4O10(OH)3]2− ion. This new organic–inorganic hybrid polyoxoanion combines two different chemical and structural subunits: a well-known trinuclear monoorganotin-polyoxo-hydroxo unit and a new open-chain, branched isopolyoxo tetravanadate(V).Figure optionsDownload as PowerPoint slide