Correlation among the structural, electronic and magnetic properties of [Fe4(.mu.3-S)3(.mu.3-S2)Cp4]n+ (n = 0-2) clusters at various oxidation states
Correlation among the structural, electronic and magnetic properties of [Fe4(.mu.3-S)3(.mu.3-S2)Cp4]n+ (n = 0-2) clusters at various oxidation states
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[Fe4(.mu.3-S)3(.mu.3-S2)Cp4]n (n = 0-2)团簇在不同氧化态下的结构、电子和磁性之间的相关性
DOI:
10.1021/ic00229a020
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发表时间:
1986
影响因子:
4.6
通讯作者:
J. Jordanov
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作者:
N. Dupré;P. Auric;H. Hendriks;J. Jordanov
[Fe4 (M3-S) 3 (u3-S2) Cp4][PF6] 2-EtOH (III) is described in detail. Complex III (C22H26F12Fe4OP2S5) crystallizes in the orthorhombic space group Pbca with cell constants a= 13.494 (3) Á, b= 27.193 (8) Á, c= 17.529 (6) Á, V= 6432.2 Á3, and Z= 8. Refinement by full-matrix least squares of 431 parameters on 4666 data gave a final R value of 0.064. The Fe4S5 core is retained, as in the monocation. A significant contraction of two Fe-Fe distances has occurred however, from 2.723 and 2.866 Á in II to 2.661 and 2.650 Á in III. Moreover, a higher local symmetry is presentin the dication at the Fe (2) site, where a diagonal mirror plane bisects the dihedral angle defined by the two core faces Fe (2), S (5), Fe (4) and Fe (2), S (5), Fe (l). Comparative analysis over the series shows that, uponsuccessive reduction (or oxidation), the most significant structural changes occur at Fe (l), Fe (2), and Fe (4) but not at the five-coordinated Fe (3) site. Zero-field Mossbauer spectra of compounds I, II, and III at 1.8 K consist of three quadrupole doublets of 2: 1: 1 relative intensities. The average isomer shift values of the three tetracoordinated iron sites decrease upon oxidation, whereas the five-coordinated iron remains essentially unaffected by the same process. Mossbauer spectra of the paramagnetic monocation at 1.8 K withapplied magnetic fields (H0< 100 kOe) indicate the presence of a very small (less than 10 kOe) hyperfine field at the iron nuclei. No isotropic shifts of the cyclopentadienyl resonances in the* H and 13C NMR spectra of compound II are detected. These observations led us to conclude that the unpaired electron spin density must be predominantly localized on the sulfur atoms of the Fe4S5 core.