1972
DOI: 10.1002/zaac.19723870110
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Die Temperaturabhängigkeit der magnetischen Suszeptibilität einiger Elementdipyridyle

Abstract: Mit 9 Abbildungen I n h a l t s u b e r s i c h t : Es wurde die Temperaturabhiingigkeit der magnetischen Suszeptibiliet und die paramagnetische Elektronenresonanz von 12 Elbmentdipyridylen untersucht.Bei den Hauptgruppenverbindungen und ScDipy, ist der Magnetismua infolge Spinwechselwirkung von Radikalanionen stark temperaturabhgngig. In den ubrigen Ubergangsmetallverbindungen ist die Temperaturabhangigkeit weniger ausgepragt. Es wird versucht, sie auf Grund qualitativer Betrachtungen nach der LCAO-&TO-Theori… Show more

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“…[11a] We note that the present DFT calculations yield optimized structures in which the supporting ligands are fully equivalent (i.e. [29,30] Using these data, Inoue, Horiba, and Hara obtained metal-mediated antiferromagnetic radical-radical coupling constants of J Al = -79 cm -1 and J Sc = -139 cm -1 for the exchange coupling interaction between two (bpy · ) 1radicals, thereby yielding an S = 1/2 ground state. Unfortunately, these monocationic complexes have yet to be characterized by X-ray crystallography, which could resolve the matter.…”
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confidence: 94%
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“…[11a] We note that the present DFT calculations yield optimized structures in which the supporting ligands are fully equivalent (i.e. [29,30] Using these data, Inoue, Horiba, and Hara obtained metal-mediated antiferromagnetic radical-radical coupling constants of J Al = -79 cm -1 and J Sc = -139 cm -1 for the exchange coupling interaction between two (bpy · ) 1radicals, thereby yielding an S = 1/2 ground state. Unfortunately, these monocationic complexes have yet to be characterized by X-ray crystallography, which could resolve the matter.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…This has prevented examination of the temperature dependence of its molar magnetic susceptibility 10a. In contrast, the neutral complexes [Al III (bpy · ) 3 ] 0 and [Sc III (bpy · ) 3 ] 0 , each containing three (bpy · ) 1– radical anions ( S = 1/2) and a d 0 metal center, do not contain such contaminants and the magnetic susceptibility of [Al III (bpy · ) 3 ] · 1/2THF and [Sc III (bpy · ) 3 ] 0 have been studied in the temperature ranges 4–300 and 80–350 K, respectively 29,30. Using these data, Inoue, Horiba, and Hara obtained metal‐mediated antiferromagnetic radical–radical coupling constants of J Al = –79 cm –1 and J Sc = –139 cm –1 for the exchange coupling interaction between two (bpy · ) 1– radicals, thereby yielding an S = 1/2 ground state 32.…”
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“…The calculated coupling constant for singlet diradical state of Si(bpy)3 0 is close to the experimentally reported value of Jexp = -374 cm -1 . [50] The redox activity of polypyridylsilicon(IV) complexes were explored using cyclic voltammetry. [45] [Si(bpy)3](PF6)4 can be reduced electrochemically with up to 6 electrons ( Table 5).…”
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“…Both complexes contain Ga 3+ metal ions, where the latter complex contains two neutral bpy ligands and one radical bpy anion as discussed below. Group 3 [Sc­(bpy) 3 ] 0 and group 14 [Si­(bpy) 3 ] n (where n = 4+ to 1+) have been described but not structurally characterized. One heptacoordinate tris-bpy complex of thallium (Tl­(bpy) 3 dmso, dmso = dimethylsulfoxane) has been prepared and crystallographically characterized, but it contains an additional dmso ligand in the Tl coordination sphere . Although there is a lack of main-group homoleptic tris bpy complexes, other redox-active bidentate N-donor ligands have been structurally characterized containing aluminum centers .…”
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