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Iodine uptake and enhanced electrical conductivity in a porous coordination polymer based on cucurbit[6]uril · Lin J.-X., Liang J., Feng J.-F. et al. · Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers · 2016 · 1393-1397

4 measurement groups · 13 results

Reported values remain attached to the sample, method, conditions, extraction quality and source location that produced them.

Elemental analysis of C, H and N using Elementar Vario EL III analyser

Bulk colourless rod-shaped crystals of complex 1 · Powder

Composition check for hydrothermally synthesised complex 1.

Context
pristine host
Measurement source
main p.2-3; article pp.1394-1395 · Characterization; Synthesis
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Elemental analysis found CFound: C, 30.08Text
Exact Reported
main p.3; article p.1395 · Synthesis
Elemental analysis found HFound: H, 4.13Text
Exact Reported
main p.3; article p.1395 · Synthesis
Elemental analysis found NFound: N, 23.38Text
Exact Reported
main p.3; article p.1395 · Synthesis
Complex 1 isolated yieldYield ca. 90%ca.Text
Approximate
main p.3; article p.1395 · Synthesis

Gravimetric iodine vapour uptake and visual colour observation

I2@1 iodine-loaded bulk solid · Powder

Complex 1 exposed to spontaneous iodine vapour in a sealed vial; colour changes recorded at 5 s, 2 min and 90 min.

Temperature
room temperature
Atmosphere
iodine vapour in sealed vial
Geometry
bulk solid sample
Context
guest-loaded target produced from pristine host
Measurement source
main p.4-5; article pp.1395-1396 · Iodine molecule uptake · Fig. 2
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Time to black I2@1 solidafter 90 minutes5400 sText
Exact Reported
main p.4-5; article pp.1395-1396 · Iodine molecule uptake · Fig. 2
Time to brown colour on iodine exposurewithin 5 seconds5 swithinText
Approximate
main p.4-5; article pp.1395-1396 · Iodine molecule uptake · Fig. 2
I2 molecules per formula unit after uptakeMarked as a best value within this paperca. 1.4 I2 molecules per formula unitca.Text
Approximate
main p.4; article p.1395 · Iodine molecule uptake
Ideal I2 loading for adjacent iodidesideal value of 1.5Text
Exact Reported
main p.4; article p.1395 · Iodine molecule uptake
Iodine uptake weight increaseMarked as a best value within this paperca. 25 wt%ca.Text
Approximate
main p.4; article p.1395 · Iodine molecule uptake

Thermogravimetric analysis using TA SDT-600 analyser

Bulk colourless rod-shaped crystals of complex 1 · Powder

N2 flow 100 mL min^-1; heating rate 10 degC min^-1; aluminium oxide crucible; empty crucible reference; temperature range 30-800 degC.

Atmosphere
N2, 100 mL min^-1
Geometry
bulk sample in aluminium oxide crucible
Context
pristine host thermal stability
Measurement source
main p.2-4; article pp.1394-1395 · Characterization; X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
Complex 1 decomposition temperatureca. 450 degC723.15 Kca.Text
Approximate
main p.4; article p.1395 · X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2
Complex 1 first and second weight lossexperimental 12.53%, calculated 10.0%Text
Exact Reported
main p.4; article p.1395 · X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2

Thermogravimetric analysis using same conditions as complex 1

I2@1 iodine-loaded bulk solid · Powder

I2@1 heated from 30 to 800 degC; text assigns continuous loss in stages.

Atmosphere
N2, 100 mL min^-1
Geometry
guest-loaded bulk sample in crucible
Context
iodine-loaded target thermal behaviour
Measurement source
main p.4; article p.1395 · X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2
PropertyReported valueNormalised valueUncertaintyOrigin and qualitySource
I2@1 continuous TGA loss range30 degC-800 degCText
Range
main p.4; article p.1395 · X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2
I2@1 polyiodide/iodine release weight lossabout 25% from 150 degC to 350 degCaboutText
Approximate
main p.4; article p.1395 · X-ray powder diffraction and thermal analysis · Fig. S2