2018
DOI: 10.3390/cryst8100382
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Evolution of Spin-Crossover Transition in Hybrid Crystals Involving Cationic Iron Complexes [Fe(III)(3-OMesal2-trien)]+ and Anionic Gold Bis(dithiolene) Complexes Au(dmit)2 and Au(dddt)2

Abstract: Hybrid ion-pair crystals involving hexadentate [Fe(III)(3-OMesal 2 -trien)] + spin-crossover (SCO) cationic complexes and anionic gold complexes [Au(dmit) 2 ] − (1) (dmit = 4,5-dithiolato-1,3dithiole-2-thione) and [Au(dddt) 2 ] − (2) (dddt = 5,6-dihydro-1,4-dithiin-2,3-dithiolate) were synthesized and studied by single-crystal X-ray diffraction, P-XRD, and SQUID magnetometry. Our study shows that both complexes have similar 1:1 stoichiometry but different symmetry and crystal packing. Complex 1 has a rigid str… Show more

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“…We suppose that the absence in complex 1 of a spin-crossover to a low-spin state at cooling down to 120 K is associated with strong π…π and π…S intermolecular interaction of the magnetic cation (involving both salicylidene moieties of the ligand) with the molecular environment ( Figure 4) which prevents conformational changes necessary for a spin transition. Exactly the same situation was observed in the isostructural to 1 complex [Fe(III)(3-OMe-Sal2trien)][Au(dmit)2] [10]. The main difference between these two complexes is diverse valence of the metal ion in the M(dmit)2ˉ anion, Ni(II) and Au(III), respectively, according to which the charge state of dmit is not the same: 1.5 − in 1 and 2 − in the complex with Au.…”
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“…We suppose that the absence in complex 1 of a spin-crossover to a low-spin state at cooling down to 120 K is associated with strong π…π and π…S intermolecular interaction of the magnetic cation (involving both salicylidene moieties of the ligand) with the molecular environment ( Figure 4) which prevents conformational changes necessary for a spin transition. Exactly the same situation was observed in the isostructural to 1 complex [Fe(III)(3-OMe-Sal2trien)][Au(dmit)2] [10]. The main difference between these two complexes is diverse valence of the metal ion in the M(dmit)2ˉ anion, Ni(II) and Au(III), respectively, according to which the charge state of dmit is not the same: 1.5 − in 1 and 2 − in the complex with Au.…”
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“…Adjacent dimers are shifted along the long molecular axis, and there is no interdimer overlapping. However, the shortened S…S interdimer contacts [3.256(1), 3.387(1), 3.521(1), 3.619(1) Å] are observed, and they link the dimers into infinite ribbons along the [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] direction. Interplane distance between the nearest anions from the adjacent ribbons is 3.60(1) Å, and S…S contacts < 3.7 Å are absent.…”
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“…The R-sal 2 333 ligands promoting SCO in Fe(III) sites both in the solid state and in solution was established [20]. The hybrid ion-pair crystals containing hexadentate [Fe(III)(3-OMesal 2 -trien)] + SCO cationic coordination units and anionic gold complex units [Au(dmit) 2 ] − and [Au(dddt) 2 ] − were investigated by a single-crystal X-ray diffraction method, P-XRD, and SQUID measurements [21]. Fe(III) SCO compounds from qsal ligand (Hqsal = N-(8-quinolyl)salicylaldimine) were described.…”
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