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Here, we present a cooperative mixed-metal strategy for the synthesis of mixed-addenda (Mo/W) sandwich POMs with varying compositions, denoted by the general formula [(TM<small><sub>i</sub></small>)<small><sub>2</sub></small>(TM<small><sub>e</sub></small>)<small><sub>2</sub></small>(H<small><sub>2</sub></small>O)<small><sub>2</sub></small>(XMo<small><sub>x</sub></small>W<small><sub>9-x</sub></small>O<small><sub>34</sub></small>)<small><sub>2</sub></small>]<small><sup>n-</sup></small> (TM<small><sub>e</sub></small>(II)=Fe/Co/Ni/Zn and TM<small><sub>i</sub></small>(III)=Mn/Fe, X=Zn/Co/Fe). Using this cooperative mix-metal strategy, overall, we report 24 new POMs, including 8 mixed-addenda, 12 W-based sandwich POMs, and 4 POM-based 1-D coordination frameworks. Structural analyses reveal that Mo-addenda incorporation into the POM framework, alongside W (Mo/W), is strongly influenced by the variation of transition metal composition at sandwich core, their oxidation states, and pH of the reaction media. Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) and energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDAX) analysis confirm detailed POM compositions, while UV-vis spectra and complementary density functional theory (DFT) analysis provide insights into orbital engineering via distinctive charge transfer processes. Theoretical and electrochemical studies demonstrate that electron transfer modulation occurs through both mixed-addenda incorporation and mixed-metal substitution at the sandwich position. This is further elucidated by enhanced oxygen evolution (OER) activity, where the cooperative mixed-metal and mixed-addenda POMs exhibit significantly improved performance, with an overpotential of 500 mV at 1 mA cm⁻², compared to 570 mV in a pH 7.1 buffer. 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通过不同过渡金属(tm)的协同效应进行轨道工程是调节多金属氧酸盐(POM)化学性质的强大而通用的方法,无论是通过引入新的POM结构还是设计POM-杂化物来实现更有效的催化应用。本文提出了一种协同混合金属策略,用于合成不同组成的混合补位(Mo/W)夹心pom,通式为[(TMi)2(TMe)2(H2O)2(XMoxW9-xO34)2]n- (TMe(II)=Fe/Co/Ni/Zn, TMi(III)=Mn/Fe, X=Zn/Co/Fe)。利用这种协同混合金属策略,我们总共报告了24个新的POMs,包括8个混合附录,12个基于w的三明治POMs和4个基于pom的一维协调框架。结构分析表明,Mo-补片与W (Mo/W)结合到POM框架中,受夹层芯过渡金属成分、氧化态和反应介质pH的变化的强烈影响。电喷雾电离质谱(ESI-MS)和能量色散x射线分析(EDAX)分析证实了POM的详细成分,而紫外-可见光谱和互补密度泛函理论(DFT)分析通过独特的电荷转移过程为轨道工程提供了见解。理论和电化学研究表明,电子转移调制发生在混合补片掺入和混合金属取代的夹心位置。这一点通过增强的出氧(OER)活性得到了进一步的证实,其中混合金属和混合添加剂的合作pom表现出显著改善的性能,在1 mA cm⁻²时的过电位为500 mV,而在pH 7.1缓冲液中过电位为570 mV。此外,这种协同混合金属混合补充策略扩展到1-D多金属酸氧酯配位框架(POMCFs)的形成,其中前驱体金属的氧化态在决定整体结构属性方面起着至关重要的作用。
Mixed Addenda Polyoxometalates by Cooperative Self-Assembly and Modulation of their Optoelectronic Properties
Orbital engineering through the cooperative effect of different transition metals (TMs) is powerful and versatile approach for modulating the chemistry of polyoxometalates (POMs), either by introducing novel POM structures or designing POM-hybrids for more effective catalytic applications. Here, we present a cooperative mixed-metal strategy for the synthesis of mixed-addenda (Mo/W) sandwich POMs with varying compositions, denoted by the general formula [(TMi)2(TMe)2(H2O)2(XMoxW9-xO34)2]n- (TMe(II)=Fe/Co/Ni/Zn and TMi(III)=Mn/Fe, X=Zn/Co/Fe). Using this cooperative mix-metal strategy, overall, we report 24 new POMs, including 8 mixed-addenda, 12 W-based sandwich POMs, and 4 POM-based 1-D coordination frameworks. Structural analyses reveal that Mo-addenda incorporation into the POM framework, alongside W (Mo/W), is strongly influenced by the variation of transition metal composition at sandwich core, their oxidation states, and pH of the reaction media. Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) and energy dispersive X-ray analysis (EDAX) analysis confirm detailed POM compositions, while UV-vis spectra and complementary density functional theory (DFT) analysis provide insights into orbital engineering via distinctive charge transfer processes. Theoretical and electrochemical studies demonstrate that electron transfer modulation occurs through both mixed-addenda incorporation and mixed-metal substitution at the sandwich position. This is further elucidated by enhanced oxygen evolution (OER) activity, where the cooperative mixed-metal and mixed-addenda POMs exhibit significantly improved performance, with an overpotential of 500 mV at 1 mA cm⁻², compared to 570 mV in a pH 7.1 buffer. Additionally, this cooperative mixed-metal mixed-addenda strategy extends to the formation of 1-D polyoxometalate coordination frameworks (POMCFs), where oxidation state of precursor metals plays a vital role in determining the overall structural attributes.