1993
DOI: 10.1021/ic00062a044
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Effects of temperature on the crystal and molecular structure of the mixed-valence linear chain bis(ethylenediamine)platinum bis(ethylenediamine)dihaloplatinum tetraperchlorate (halo = chloro, bromo)

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“…1) is a very strong CDW example with an intervalence charge transfer (IVCT) band edge near 500 nm ͑ഠ2.5 eV͒. The material is a well-formed crystal with a homogeneous lattice consisting of quasi-1D chains of chloride-bridged Pt͑en͒ 2 units, with each unit having two associated ClO 4 2 counterions [11]. The CDW ground state consists of alternating nominal Pt 12 and Pt 14 sites with a corresponding distortion of the chloride ions toward the Pt 14 site.…”
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“…1) is a very strong CDW example with an intervalence charge transfer (IVCT) band edge near 500 nm ͑ഠ2.5 eV͒. The material is a well-formed crystal with a homogeneous lattice consisting of quasi-1D chains of chloride-bridged Pt͑en͒ 2 units, with each unit having two associated ClO 4 2 counterions [11]. The CDW ground state consists of alternating nominal Pt 12 and Pt 14 sites with a corresponding distortion of the chloride ions toward the Pt 14 site.…”
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“…1. Structure of ͕͓Pt͑en͒ 2 ͔ ͓Pt͑en͒ 2 Cl 2 ͔ ͑ClO 4 ͒ 4 ͖ (en ethylenediamine; H atoms are omitted) [11]. One PtCl chain is shown on the left.…”
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“…le). [7]). The image reveals two different rows of patterns of different heights aligned along the b-direction.…”
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“…28.61 (14) C5 ii -Pt2-S1 ii 92.44 (11) N3 i -Pt1-C3 151.39 (14) C5-Pt2-S1 ii 87.56 (11) S1 i -Pt1-C3 85.28 (10) S1-Pt2-S1 ii 180 S1-Pt1-C3 94.72 (10 Huckett et al (1993); (d) Toriumi et al (1993); (e) Endres et al (1979).…”
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