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YRCHEM-2022

Joaquin
November 24, 2024
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 YRCHEM-2022

Joaquin

November 24, 2024
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  1. Introduction Metal Organic Frameworks (MOFs) are crystalline porous materials built

    from the combination of organic linkers and metal ions (nodes).
  2. Electrically conductive MOFs Through-bond approach Charge transport via favourable spatial

    and energetic overlap of M and L orbitals in covalent bonding
  3. Electrically conductive MOFs Through-bond approach Charge transport via favourable spatial

    and energetic overlap of M and L orbitals in covalent bonding TCNQ@HKUST-1 M. D. Allendorf et al. Science 2014, 343, 66
  4. Electrically conductive MOFs Through-bond approach Charge transport via favourable spatial

    and energetic overlap of M and L orbitals in covalent bonding TCNQ@HKUST-1 M. D. Allendorf et al. Science 2014, 343, 66 Through-space approach Charge transport via non-covalent interactions (S- stacking) between electroactive fragments
  5. Electrically conductive MOFs Through-bond approach Charge transport via favourable spatial

    and energetic overlap of M and L orbitals in covalent bonding TCNQ@HKUST-1 M. D. Allendorf et al. Science 2014, 343, 66 Through-space approach Charge transport via non-covalent interactions (S- stacking) between electroactive fragments TTF-based MOFs M. Dincâ et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2012, 134, 1293
  6. Electrically conductive MOFs Through-bond approach Charge transport via favourable spatial

    and energetic overlap of M and L orbitals in covalent bonding TCNQ@HKUST-1 M. D. Allendorf et al. Science 2014, 343, 66 Through-space approach Charge transport via non-covalent interactions (S- stacking) between electroactive fragments TTF-based MOFs M. Dincâ et al. J. Am. Chem. Soc. 2012, 134, 1293
  7. Electrically conductive MOFs J. Calbo, M. J. Golomb. A. Walsh

    J. Mat. Chem. A 2019, 7, 16571 • Electron-rich linkers • Electron-deficient linkers • d1-d9 metal ions • Covalent linkage • Non-covalent interactions Electroactive organic linkers Metal ion with open- shell configuration Redox-active guest
  8. Semiconducting molecular materials One of the first molecular conductors ї

    Perylene-bromine complex Perylene Conductivity S-S interactions between the planar molecules. Partial oxidation of the perylene units Perylene-based CT complexes with iodine conductivity = 10-2 S/cm
  9. Perylene-based MOFs Experimentally obtained by ۶૝ ۾܂۱ Dr. Manuel Souto

    Gonçalo Valente Herringbone packing ࡷା MOF PTC-K
  10. Results Per-MOF + I2 2.08 eV Relative PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light)

    &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  11. Results Per-MOF + I2 2.08 eV Relative PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light)

    I2 HOCO &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  12. Results Per-MOF + I3 spin-D (ј) spin-E (љ) 2.06 eV

    0.09 eV PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light) 2.06 eV 0.09 eV &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  13. Results Per-MOF + I3 spin-D (ј) spin-E (љ) 2.06 eV

    0.09 eV PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light) Unpaired electron on PTC reduces the bandgap 2.06 eV 0.09 eV &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  14. Results Per-MOF + I3 spin-D (ј) spin-E (љ) 2.06 eV

    0.09 eV PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light) Unpaired electron on PTC reduces the bandgap 2.06 eV 0.09 eV Spin density &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  15. Results Per-MOF + I3 spin-D (ј) spin-E (љ) 2.06 eV

    0.09 eV PDOS HSE06/tier-1 (light) Unpaired electron on PTC reduces the bandgap 2.06 eV 0.09 eV Spin density ȴq (PTC) = +0.90e q (I3 -) = -0.70e &ůĂƚďĂŶĚƐїhopping mechanism
  16. Results MOF ࡶ(meV) ҧ ࡶ (meV) Per-MOF 12.16 11.78 11.37

    11.82 Per-MOF + I2 7.70 11.16 4.57 21.20 Per-MOF + I3 8.51 8.56 8.61 8.58 J 3 J 1 J 2 FO-DFT PBE Tier-1
  17. Results MOF ࡶ(meV) ҧ ࡶ (meV) Per-MOF 12.16 11.78 11.37

    11.82 Per-MOF + I2 7.70 11.16 4.57 21.20 Per-MOF + I3 8.51 8.56 8.61 8.58 J 3 J 1 J 2 FO-DFT PBE Tier-1 • Small ҧ ܬ values due to the ineficient herringbone arrangement. • ҧ ܬ values suggest a negligible structural effect of the iodine inclusion on the electronic communication between PTC units.
  18. Results MOF ࡶ(meV) ҧ ࡶ (meV) HOCO-half splitting (eV) Per-MOF

    12.16 11.78 2.80 11.37 11.82 Per-MOF + I2 7.70 11.16 35.43 4.57 21.20 Per-MOF + I3 8.51 8.56 38.13 (D) 47.16 (E) 8.61 8.58 J 3 J 1 J 2 FO-DFT PBE Tier-1 • Small ҧ ܬ values due to the ineficient herringbone arrangement. • ҧ ܬ values suggest a negligible structural effect of the iodine inclusion on the electronic communication between PTC units. • HOCO-half splitting values indicate that I2 /I3 - species increase the electronic communication between PTC moieties.
  19. Results MOF ࡶ(meV) ҧ ࡶ (meV) HOCO-half splitting (eV) Conductivity

    (S·cm-1) Per-MOF 12.16 11.78 2.80 10-8 11.37 11.82 Per-MOF + I2 7.70 11.16 35.43 10-7-10-5 4.57 21.20 Per-MOF + I3 8.51 8.56 38.13 (D) 47.16 (E) 8.61 8.58 • Small ҧ ܬ values due to the ineficient herringbone arrangement. • ҧ ܬ values suggest a negligible structural effect of the iodine inclusion on the electronic communication between PTC units. • HOCO-half splitting values indicate that I2 /I3 - species increase the electronic communication between PTC moieties. J 3 J 1 J 2 FO-DFT PBE Tier-1
  20. Conclusions • We reported the first evidence of the conductivity

    enhancement of a perylene-based MOF upon iodine-doping. • This conductivity is due to the partial oxidation of the perylene units. The electronic communication between the PTC units in the I2 -doped Per-MOF is boosted by the participation of I2 /I3 - species. • The charge transport in this MOF can be rationalized in terms of a through-space hopping mechanism along the herringbone PTC packing. • The conductivity of the I2 -doped Per-MOF is expected to be increased when the electroactive ligands are packed in a parallel fashion
  21. Acknowledgments • Supervisors: Dr. Joaquín Calbo and Prof. Enrique Ortí

    • All members of MolMatTC group • Collaborators: Dr. Manuel Souto and Gonçalo Valente PID2020-119748GA-I00 funded by MCIN/ AEI/10.13039/501100011033