CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST

Thiourea and urea can modify their typical host properties to form new ternary polymolecular anionic halogen hosts in which the diquinuclidinium cation is included. A comparative study of the proton conductivity properties of this kind of inclusion compounds is presented. The hexagonal binary inclus...

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Autores principales: MERCHAN,JUAN, LAVAYEN,VLADIMIR, JARA,PAUL, SANCHEZ,VICTOR, YUTRONIC,NICOLAS
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spelling oai:scielo:S0717-970720080002000112009-06-09CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUESTMERCHAN,JUANLAVAYEN,VLADIMIRJARA,PAULSANCHEZ,VICTORYUTRONIC,NICOLAS conductivity properties supramolecular compounds ternary urea and thiourea inclusion compounds Thiourea and urea can modify their typical host properties to form new ternary polymolecular anionic halogen hosts in which the diquinuclidinium cation is included. A comparative study of the proton conductivity properties of this kind of inclusion compounds is presented. The hexagonal binary inclusion compound [quinuclidine]3thiourea 1 was taken as reference. The study shows the conductivity properties of [quinuclidine2H]+[thiourea2Cl]-2, [quinuclidine2H]+[thiourea2Br]- 3, [quinuclidine2H]2(2+)[thiourea2I2]2- 4, [quinuclidine2H]+[urea5Cl]- 5, [quinuclidine2H]+[urea2Br]- 6, and [quinuclidine2H]+[urea2I]- 7. Ionic conductivities of all the compounds in pellets, and of 2 and 3 in large single crystals were measured by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). Anisotropic conductivity behaviour in crystals of adequate dimensions of 2 and 3 was detected. The conductivity values of 2 and 3 in the crystals were 2.19x10-4 and 6.03x10-6(S/cm), respectively, in the assµmed channel direction, and 2.42x10-6 and 8.27x10-9 (S/cm), respectively, in the perpendicular direction to the former, at 298 K. Conductivities at room temperature of the thiourea-halide derivatives in pellets show a changing behaviour from insulator (10-11 S/cm) for 2,3 and 4 measured in vacuµm, to semiconductor (10-7-10-8S/cm) for the thiourea-halide derivative measured at atmospheric pressure. For the urea-halide system the highest conductivity value corresponds to derivative 7 (8.66x10-5 S/cm) at atmospheric pressure, and the lowest to derivative 5 (5.48x10-7 S/cm) measured in vacuµm. Comparisons considering structural aspects are also discussed.info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccessSociedad Chilena de QuímicaJournal of the Chilean Chemical Society v.53 n.2 20082008-06-01text/htmlhttp://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072008000200011en10.4067/S0717-97072008000200011
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topic conductivity properties
supramolecular compounds
ternary urea and thiourea inclusion compounds
spellingShingle conductivity properties
supramolecular compounds
ternary urea and thiourea inclusion compounds
MERCHAN,JUAN
LAVAYEN,VLADIMIR
JARA,PAUL
SANCHEZ,VICTOR
YUTRONIC,NICOLAS
CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
description Thiourea and urea can modify their typical host properties to form new ternary polymolecular anionic halogen hosts in which the diquinuclidinium cation is included. A comparative study of the proton conductivity properties of this kind of inclusion compounds is presented. The hexagonal binary inclusion compound [quinuclidine]3thiourea 1 was taken as reference. The study shows the conductivity properties of [quinuclidine2H]+[thiourea2Cl]-2, [quinuclidine2H]+[thiourea2Br]- 3, [quinuclidine2H]2(2+)[thiourea2I2]2- 4, [quinuclidine2H]+[urea5Cl]- 5, [quinuclidine2H]+[urea2Br]- 6, and [quinuclidine2H]+[urea2I]- 7. Ionic conductivities of all the compounds in pellets, and of 2 and 3 in large single crystals were measured by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS). Anisotropic conductivity behaviour in crystals of adequate dimensions of 2 and 3 was detected. The conductivity values of 2 and 3 in the crystals were 2.19x10-4 and 6.03x10-6(S/cm), respectively, in the assµmed channel direction, and 2.42x10-6 and 8.27x10-9 (S/cm), respectively, in the perpendicular direction to the former, at 298 K. Conductivities at room temperature of the thiourea-halide derivatives in pellets show a changing behaviour from insulator (10-11 S/cm) for 2,3 and 4 measured in vacuµm, to semiconductor (10-7-10-8S/cm) for the thiourea-halide derivative measured at atmospheric pressure. For the urea-halide system the highest conductivity value corresponds to derivative 7 (8.66x10-5 S/cm) at atmospheric pressure, and the lowest to derivative 5 (5.48x10-7 S/cm) measured in vacuµm. Comparisons considering structural aspects are also discussed.
author MERCHAN,JUAN
LAVAYEN,VLADIMIR
JARA,PAUL
SANCHEZ,VICTOR
YUTRONIC,NICOLAS
author_facet MERCHAN,JUAN
LAVAYEN,VLADIMIR
JARA,PAUL
SANCHEZ,VICTOR
YUTRONIC,NICOLAS
author_sort MERCHAN,JUAN
title CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
title_short CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
title_full CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
title_fullStr CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
title_full_unstemmed CONDUCTIVITY PROPERTIES OF THIOUREA- AND UREA-HALOGEN INCLUSION COMPOUNDS WITH DIQUINUCLIDINIUM CATION AS GUEST
title_sort conductivity properties of thiourea- and urea-halogen inclusion compounds with diquinuclidinium cation as guest
publisher Sociedad Chilena de Química
publishDate 2008
url http://www.scielo.cl/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0717-97072008000200011
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