NLATE, Sylvain; ATTOUI, Mariam; POUGET, Emilie; ODA, Reiko; TALAGA, David; LE BOURDON, Gwenaelle; BUFFETEAU, Thierry

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NLATE, Sylvain

Chimie et Biologie des Membranes et des Nanoobjets [CBMN]

ATTOUI, Mariam
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POUGET, Emilie

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Chemistry (Weinheim an der Bergstrasse, Germany). 2018, vol. 24, n° 44, p. 11344-11353

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In order to investigate the principle of chiral induction from nanometric silica helices to polyoxometalate (POM) clusters, a series of optically active silica POM-based nanohelices (NANOPOMs) have been prepared by electrostatic grafting and direct adsorption of -Keggin polyoxometalate [-PW12O40]3- to well-defined left- and right-handed silica nanohelices. UV-vis, Raman, DRIFT, TEM, HR-TEM, EDS and circular dichroism (CD) spectroscopy were used to characterize these NANOPOMs, and confirm the presence of POM clusters as well as their interactions with the helical support. The optical activity of the left-handed and right-handed NANOPOMs has been proven by CD spectroscopy. Their CD spectra are mirror images of one another, showing cotton effects at around 214 and 276 nm, this last contribution corresponding to the oxygen-to-tungsten charge-transfer bands of Keggin polyoxoanions. The CD signal of POM clusters is strongly enhanced for NANOPOMs built by adsorption of POM onto silica nanohelices, indicating a better induced optical activity to POM clusters. These nanohelices are stable, recoverable and active catalysts in the oxidation of sulfides. To the best of our knowledge, the present research represents the first examples of optically active POM-containing silica nanohelices in which achiral POM clusters have been grafted onto silica nanohelices, and display chiroptical effects.< Réduire

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chirality induction

circular dichroism

oxidation

polyoxometalates

silica nanohelices

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Optically Active Polyoxometalate-based Silica Nanohelices: Induced Chirality from Inorganic Nanohelices to Achiral POM Clusters

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