Magnetic and luminescence characteristics of dinuclear complexes of lanthanides and a phenolic schiff base macrocyclic ligand
Magnetic and luminescence characteristics of dinuclear complexes of lanthanides and a phenolic schiff base macrocyclic ligand
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DOI:
10.1016/s0020-1693(00)87513-1
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发表时间:
1988-08
影响因子:
2.8
通讯作者:
I. Kahwa;J. Selbin;C. O'connor;J. Foise;G. McPherson
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作者:
I. Kahwa;J. Selbin;C. O'connor;J. Foise;G. McPherson
The magnetic and luminescence characteristics of trimorphic homodinuclear macrocyclic complexes of lanthanides and a 2:2 phenolate Schiff's base L, derived from 2,6-diformyl-p-cresol and triethylenetetramine were determined. The complexes of Pr3+exhibit non-Curie-Weiss temperature dependent magnetic susceptibilities for which satisfactory fits to an axial relationship depends on crystal field splitting and a weak binuclear Pr3+Pr3+antiferromagnetic interaction. The exchange interaction parameters are zJ′ = −2.2, −4.4 and −7.0 cm−1for ‘off-white’ Pr2L(NO3)4·2H2O, ‘yellow’ Pr2L(NO3)4, and ‘orange’ Pr2L(NO3)2(OH)2, respectively. In contrast, magnetic susceptibilities of the Ln2L(NO3)3(OH) complexes (Ln = Dy, Ho) follow Curie-Weiss behavior over the entire temperature range (6 K to 300 K). The complexes of closed shell ions La3+, Lu3+, Y3+and those of the half filled shell ion Gd3+exhibit a strong ligand fluorescence in the 450 nm to 650 nm range with decay times at 77 K of 5–8 ns for Ln≠Gd or 2–4 ns for Ln = Gd. The complexes of Gd3+also exhibit a phosphorescence at 600 nm (decay time ∼ 200 μs). The complexes containing Ce3+, Eu3+, Tb3+and Er3+show very weak ligand luminescence indicative of effective quenching processes. Sensitized emission from the lanthanide ion is observed only with the Eu3+complexes (5Do→7Fjtransitions). The emission lifetimes are on the order of 250 μs in the pure Eu3+complexes. The emission decay curves from dilute samples of Eu3+in ‘off-white’ La2L(NO3)4nH2O show a noticeable rise time as well as a biphasic decay (fast component ∼ 400 μs; slow component ∼ 2500 μs). The luminescing states of L and Eu3+have a common excitation spectrum which is similar to the electronic absorption spectrum of L indicating that ligand-to-metal ion energy transfer processes are dominant. Overall the result if this study suggest that the spectral properties of the complexes are determined by the coordination mode of the lanthanide ions to the Schiff base portion of macrocyclic ligand.