An electron-transfer ferromagnet with T(c) = 107 K based on a three-dimensional [Ru2]2/TCNQ system.
An electron-transfer ferromagnet with T(c) = 107 K based on a three-dimensional [Ru2]2/TCNQ system.
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10.1002/anie.200802574
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2008-09
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通讯作者:
Natsuko Motokawa;H. Miyasaka;M. Yamashita;K. Dunbar
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作者:
Natsuko Motokawa;H. Miyasaka;M. Yamashita;K. Dunbar
The design of dπ–pπ molecular systems with efficient electronic communication is a long-standing goal in the field of inorganic chemistry. Guiding principles for this research are provided by the seminal studies on the Creutz–Taube ion,[(H3N) 5Ru (μ-pyz) Ru (NH3) 5] 5+(pyz= pyrazine), discovered in 1969,[1] as well as subsequent related compounds [2] that undergo charge-transfer interactions between mixed-valent metal ions through an organic bridging ligand. Various experimental investigations to evaluate the electron-transfer dynamics were undertaken and theoretical interpretations from kinetic and, thermodynamic approaches were developed by Hush,[3] Marcus and Sutin,[4] and others.[5] In the context of the current work, we also note the important contributions of Crutchley and co-workers, who explored electron-transfer processes in dinuclear ruthenium-(III) complexes bridged by the 1, 4-dicyanamidobenzene dianion (Dicyd2À) or one of its substituted derivatives.[6] Interestingly, this class of compounds demonstrated strong intramolecular magnetic coupling between RuIII S= 1/2 spins via the pπ orbital of the Dicyd bridge with J exceeding 400 cmÀ1 closely associated with a highly conjugated π–d network, classified as Class II or III behavior on the Robin–Day scale.[7] A crucial design ingredient for such systems is a 1: 2 ratio of the one-electron donor (D, ie, Dicyd) to the oneelectron acceptor (A, ie, a RuIII ion) that can lead to an electron-transfer resonance of type [AÀ–D+–AA–D+–AÀ], in much the same fashion that the Creutz–Taube ion can exist in two resonance forms [RuIII-pyz-RuII $ RuII-pyz-RuIII].Our research is directed at the synthesis of coordination framework solids with dπ/pπ conjugation with the goal of achieving hybrid magnetic and conducting properties. In short, our research in this area can be expressed conceptually as “expanding the Creutz–Taube molecule to higher dimen-