A novel one-dimensional inorganic-organic hybrid gallophosphate compound, Ga（2,2＇-bipy）（HPO4）. （H2PO4）（denoted JGP-2） was synthesized hydrothermally with 2,2＇-bipyridine as a ligand and characterized by X-ray powder diffraction （XRD）, elemental analysis, inductively coupled plasma（ICP）, TGA analysis, solid-state ^31p NMR, and luminescence spectra and structurally determined by single-crystal X-ray diffraction analysis. JGP-2 crystallized in the triclinic system, space group P^-1（No.2）, with a=0.7818（1） nm, b=0.8611 （2） nm, c=1.0908（2） nm, V=0.6727（2） nm^3 and Z=2 with R1=0.0223. The structure of JGP-2 was built up by alternate arrangement of GaO4N2 octahedra, and HPO4（or H2PO4） tetrahedra to form an infinite one-dimensional corner-sharing-corner（CSC） chain. Through P sites, the CSC chains link with an unusual edge-sharing dimmer, Ga2F4（H2O）2, giving rise to a 4,10-membered ring net layered structure of JGP-7. On excitation at 254 nm, JGP-2 can emit strong blue light at ,λmax=388 rim. JGP-7 presents a strong fluorescence emission band centered at 394 nm（λex=340 nm）, the emission energy of JGP-7 is red-shifted comoared with that of JGP-2.
YANG Yu-linFAN Rui-qingJIANG Zhao-huaWANG Fu-pingLIU Yun-lingPANG Wen-qin
Three new gallium complexes formulated as [Ga（PDA）2 ][Ga（H2O）（PDA）（phen）]·4H2O（1）,[Ga（PDA） 2]·（H2IN）·2H2O（2） and [Ga（OH）（PDA）（H2O）] 2（3）（H2PDA=pyridine-2,6-dicarboxylic acid;phen=1,10-phenanthroline;HIN=isonicotinic acid） have been synthesized under hydrothermal conditions.In the mixed-ligand system of complex 1,PDA2 and phen are connected to the central Ga 3＋ cation as tri-and bi-dentate ligands,respectively.In complex 2,each Ga 3＋ cation is six-coordinated by two PDA 2 anions octahedrally.Complex 3 shows a binuclear structure,with the bond distance of Ga1― Ga2 being 0.30061（3） nm.The 3D supramolecular structures of the three complexes are constructed via hydrogen bonds and aromatic π-π packing interactions.All the three complexes exhibit intense blue emission at room temperature in the solid state,which are attributed to π＊-π transition centered on the ligands.
