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Aquated block metal

Lacunary spedes can act as structural motifs with numerous metal cations, leading to mono-, di- and trinuclear transition-metal-substituted POMs according to the number of vacant sites. The metal incorporation involves the reaction of aquated first-row and occasionally second-row d-block metal ions, M(H20)6z +, with a lacunary POM derived from the Keggin, Wells-Dawson and other POM families. In addition, lacunary spedes assemble into large POM structures, either directly or with incorporation of metal ion linkers. [Pg.188]

Fig. 26.1 Water exchange rate constants and average residence times for water molecules in the first coordination sphere of aquated metal ions at 298 K. Group 1, 2 and 13 metal ions are shown in pink, and i/-block metal ions in blue. [Based on S.F. Lincoln (2005) Helv. Chim. Acta, vol. 88, p. 523 (Figure 1).]... Fig. 26.1 Water exchange rate constants and average residence times for water molecules in the first coordination sphere of aquated metal ions at 298 K. Group 1, 2 and 13 metal ions are shown in pink, and i/-block metal ions in blue. [Based on S.F. Lincoln (2005) Helv. Chim. Acta, vol. 88, p. 523 (Figure 1).]...
The profile of the macroscopic distribution of the metal on the support depends not only on the competition and time but also on the more or less strong tendance of the metal ion to modify its sphere of coordination or to polymerize. Thus [PtCl ]2 can undergo, in neutral or slightly acid medium, various reactions of aquation and hydrolysis [16, 49, 129-131] which modify the metal environment, the ion charge and thus the affinity of the latter for the support. Molybdic and tungstic ions, present as monomers MoOj or WO5-in basic medium, polymerize when put in neutral or acid medium. The polymerization of tungstic ions, for example, influences the distribution profile [132] via the diffusion rate of these ions. It can also lead to the blocking of part of the pores. [Pg.167]

These more prevalent species are actually the building blocks used in the construction of high molar mass metal-containing species . Very often zinc is found associated with both the anion of histidine and the anion of cysteine in hundreds of proteins that contain zinc, as this zinc ternary complex unit is far more readily available than the exceedingly low concentration of aquated metal ion at biological pH values. [Pg.40]


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