(nBu4N)[Ni(dmstfdt)2]: A Planar Nickel Coordination Complex with an Extended-TTF Ligand Exhibiting Metallic Conduction, Metal−Insulator Transition, and Weak Ferromagnetism
(nBu4N)[Ni(dmstfdt)2]: A Planar Nickel Coordination Complex with an Extended-TTF Ligand Exhibiting Metallic Conduction, Metal−Insulator Transition, and Weak Ferromagnetism
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DOI:
10.1021/cm062131q
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发表时间:
2007-01
影响因子:
8.6
通讯作者:
E. Fujiwara;Kimiko Yamamoto;M. Shimamura;Biao Zhou;A. Kobayashi;Kazuyuki Takahashi;Y. Okano;Hengbo Cui;H. Kobayashi
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E. Fujiwara;Kimiko Yamamoto;M. Shimamura;Biao Zhou;A. Kobayashi;Kazuyuki Takahashi;Y. Okano;Hengbo Cui;H. Kobayashi
The 1:1 tetrabutylammonium salt of a nickel complex with an extended-TTF ligand, (nBu4N)[Ni(dmstfdt)2] (dmstfdt = dimethyldiselenadithiafulvalenedithiolate) (1) is a unique ambivalent molecular system exhibiting weakly metallic conduction above room temperature and a weak ferromagnetism at low temperature. Its X−ray structure consists of two independent [Ni(dmstfdt)2]- (A and B) and two nBu4N+ in the unit cell. The pseudo-planar anions are arranged in a zigzag -ABA‘B‘- manner along the molecular side-by-side direction with a dihedral angle of the molecular planes of 42.6°. The tight-binding band structure calculation, based on transfer integrals estimated by the extended Huckel approximation, presents both three-dimensional electron and hole Fermi surfaces, which is consistent with the observed weakly metallic conduction around room-temperature despite the 1:1 stoichiometry of the complex. At 147 K, 1 shows a sharp insulating transition associated with the localization of one electron on each nickel compl...