Photoluminiscent Manganese Nanoparticles from Solid State Polyphosphazenes Organometallic Derivatives |
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Authors: | Carlos Díaz María Luisa Valenzuela |
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Affiliation: | (1) Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Sciences, University of Chile, Casilla, 653, Santiago, Chile |
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Abstract: | Pyrolysis in air at 800°C of {NP(OC12H10)}0.6{NP(OC6H4PPh2·(π-CH3C5H4)−Mn(CO)2)2}0.4]
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(1) in the solid state affords product 2 containing nanoclusters of Mn2P2O7 with sizes ranging from 50 to 90 nm and averaging about 74 nm. The egg-shape of the unpyrolyzed organometallic polymer is
retained but with increased particle size after pyrolysis. The pyrolytic material shows near-infrared photoluminescence attributed
to the emission of tetrahedral Mn2+ embedded in a matrix of Mn2P2O7. The solid-state pyrolysis of organometallic derivatives of polyphosphazenes may be a useful and general route to nano-structured
Mn2P2O7.
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Keywords: | Manganese nanoparticles Photoluminescent polymer Polyphosphazene |
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