An unprecedented homochiral mixed-valence spin-crossover compound.
An unprecedented homochiral mixed-valence spin-crossover compound.
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10.1002/anie.200250399
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2003-04
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Y. Sunatsuki;Yuichi Ikuta;N. Matsumoto;Hiromi Ohta;M. Kojima;S. Iijima;S. Hayami;Y. Maeda;S. Kaizaki;F. Dahan;J. Tuchagues
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Y. Sunatsuki;Yuichi Ikuta;N. Matsumoto;Hiromi Ohta;M. Kojima;S. Iijima;S. Hayami;Y. Maeda;S. Kaizaki;F. Dahan;J. Tuchagues
1615 Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 2003, 42, 1614–1618 www. angewandte. org 2003 Wiley-VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim other, which results in a chiral (conglomerate) crystal. Enantiomeric circular dichroism (CD) spectra obtained from selected crystals provide definitive evidence that spontaneous resolution has occurred (Figure 3). The FeÀN bond lengths for the protonated [FeIIH3L] 2+ species (Fe2 and Fe4) at 295K range from 2.146 (2) to 2.210 (2), which are typical values for HS FeII centers, while those at 100 K range from 2.019 (2) to 2.044 (2), more typical for LS FeII ions. In the deprotonated [FeIIIL] species (Fe1 and Fe3), the FeÀN bond lengths are in the range 1.974 (2) to 2.023 (2) at 295 K, and 1.926 (2) to 1.996 (2) at 100 K, both suggestive of LS FeIII species. Figure 2b illustrates that there are two types of flat layers: One layer contains only [FeIIH3L] 2+ species (Fe2 and Fe4), the other layer contains only [FeIIIL] species (Fe1 and Fe3), with both layers stacked alternately along the c axis.