Benzenetriimide‐Based Molecular Conductor with Antiferro‐ to Ferromagnetic Switching Induced by Structural Change of π‐stacked Array
Benzenetriimide‐Based Molecular Conductor with Antiferro‐ to Ferromagnetic Switching Induced by Structural Change of π‐stacked Array
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π堆叠阵列结构变化引起的具有反铁磁到铁磁转换的苯三亚胺基分子导体
DOI:
10.1002/cphc.202200322
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发表时间:
2022
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影响因子:
2.9
通讯作者:
Iguchi Hiroaki
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作者:
Koyama Shohei;Horii Yoji;Sato Tetsu;Takaishi Shinya;Hoshino Norihisa;Akutagawa Tomoyuki;Iguchi Hiroaki
Benzenetriimide (BTI) is a promising building block for materials chemistry due to its characteristic 3‐fold symmetry and redox properties, whereas little is known about its conductive and magnetic properties. In this study, we synthesized three charge‐transfer complexes based onN,N’,N’’‐trimethylbenzenetriimide (BTI‐Me). One of the complexes contains isolated dimers of BTI‐Me radical anion (BTI‐Me⋅−), while the other two have the infinite π‐stacked array of BTI‐Me with the formal charge of −0.5. The latter two complexes did not show metallic behavior but showed semiconducting behavior probably due to the characteristic insulation in one‐dimensional electron system, so‐called charge ordering and dimer‐Mott insulation. The magnetic susceptibility of the complex in dimer‐Mott state exhibits an unusual transition from antiferromagnetic to ferromagnetic spin states with the hysteresis loop of 15 K derived from the structural phase transition around 130 K. These properties were also supported by DFT calculations.