Spin state of cobalt(II) in five- and six-coordinate Lewis base adducts of (N,N'-ethylenebis(3-carboxysalicylaldiminato)cobalt(II). New spin-crossover complexes
Spin state of cobalt(II) in five- and six-coordinate Lewis base adducts of (N,N'-ethylenebis(3-carboxysalicylaldiminato)cobalt(II). New spin-crossover complexes
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(N,N-乙烯双(3-羧基水杨醛二胺)钴(II)的五配位和六配位路易斯碱加合物中钴(II)的自旋态。新的自旋交叉配合物
DOI:
10.1021/ic00232a020
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
J. Zarembowitch
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文献类型:
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作者:
P. Thuéry;J. Zarembowitch
3-Mepy, 3-NH2py, and 3, 5-Me2py present a predominant high-spin behavior. Assuming the existence of a spin admixing between the quartet ground state (4A2g) andthe first excited doublet state (2Alg), the energy gaps between these two states () and between the Kramers doublets arising from 4A2g (5) could be estimated as~ 550-600 cm™ 1 and~ 95-115 cm™ 1. Compounds with L= 4-Mepy and L= 4-Z-Bupy exhibit a 5= 3/2—5=*/2 crossover. In the first case, this transition is of the continuous type and thermodynamic calculations show, as expected, that cooperativeeffects are negligible; an upper limit of 194 cm™ 1 is calculated for, the ground state being then a spin doublet. By contrast, the spin conversion of the latter complex is one of the most abrupt ever observed in Co (II) complexes and presents a hysteresis of ca. 16 K, being centeredat Tc\= 138 K and Tct= 154 K for decreasing and increasing temperatures, respectively. The effect of the nature of apical ligands on the spin state of Co (II) is discussed in terms of-donor ability, orientation of the pyridine ring, and steric requirements.