Die Kristall‐ (P21/b; Z=4) und Molekularstruktur der aus dem vierkernigen Komplex [Cu(OMe)(2,4,6‐C13C6 H2 O) (MeOH)]4 unter der Einwirkung äquimolarer Mengen von Chinolin entstehenden Titelverbindung werden röntgenographisch untersucht.
Temperature dependence of the electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectra of binuclear Cu(II) complexes with amide-based cyclophanes, Cu 2 (bis-EDTAPDN), Cu2(bis-EDTANAP) and Cu2(bis-EDTABPE), in 60% methanol (pH ca. 10) has been studied at a frequency of 9.43 GHz in the temperature range of 77-4.2 K; the cyclophanes are macrocyclic compounds in which four amide bonds link two ethylenediaminetetraacetate (EDTA) units and two units of the aromatic diamine 1,4-phenylenediamine (DPN), 1,5-diaminonaphthalene (NAP) or bis(4-aminophenyl) ether (BPE). Exchange integrals found from the EPR measurements are ca. 70-105 cm -', 22 cm -' and J < 0, for Cu2(bis-EDTAPDN), Cu 2 (bis-EDTANAP) and Cu2(bis-EDTABPE), respectively; the sign of J is defined to be positive for antiferromagnetic interaction. The variation of exchange interactions in these compounds is related to the nature of the bridging organic groups.
The EPR spectra of single Co2+ ions and Co2+-Co2+ pairs in CsMg,-,Co,Cl, (x = O.OOO1 to 0.04) in Xand Q-bands are investigated. One type of single Co2+ spectra and four types of additional spectra attributed to Co2+-Coz+ pairs coupled by weak spin-spin interaction are observed. Using computer simulation of EPR spectra the parameters of spin-spin interaction are determined. The observed EPR spectra and the expected pair Co2+-Co2+ interactions in CsMg, _,Co,Cl, are analysed. The exchange parameters for the nearest neighbour Coz+-Coz+ pairs in the ab-plane are estimated. Thenature of the exchange anisotropy is discussed. MeTOAOM 3nP B x-H Q-~pianaso~ax HCCJEAOBaHbI CIIeKTpbI 3nP ORHHOYHbIX UOHOB c O z + H IIap c o 2 + -coz + B CsMg, -,CO,c~, (x = 0,0001 A0 0,04). 06HapyXeHbI OaUH THE CIIeKTpOB OAUHOYHbIX UOHOB c O z ' H WTbIpe THIIa ,L(OIIOJIHWTeJIbHbIX CIIeKTpOB, OTHeCeHHbIX K IIapaM UOHOB cOz+-c02+, CBR3aHHbIX CJIa6bIM CIIHH-CnUHOBbIM B3aUMOAe$kTBHeM. BCIIOJlb3yR MaIIIUHHOe MOAeJIHpOBaHHe CIIeKTpOB 3nP OIIpeAeneHbI napaMeTpbI CnEiH+XIHHOBOTO B3aBMOAekTBUR. npOaHaJIH3UpOBaHbI B03MOXHbIe BapUaHTbI OTHeCeHHR Ha6JIlOoAaeMbI CneKTpOB K OXHAaeMbIM IIapHbIM B3aEiMOAekT-BHRM c02+-c02+ OqeHeHbI 06MeHHbIe IIapaMeTpbI AJIR 6n~xaiiruux napc02 + -c02 + B IIJIOCKOCTH ab. 06CyXAeHa IIpUpOAa aHU30TpOIIHH 06MeHa. B CsMg, -,c0,c13. K:=-' = -1.618 K$;d = Kd-d = 0.097 K2z-d = -0.202 K ; i d = K:Y-d = 0.012 K:Ld = 0.062 K:Ld = 0.007 K $ i d = -0.014 K:*-' = 0.026 K $ i d = -0.009 K:y-d = 0.006 K$z-d = -0.018 K:Ld = -0.060 K:id = K:Y-d KtZ-' = -0.007 K$y-d = 0.003 K : i d = -0.014 YY = 0.004 K;Cd = -0.002
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