MIXED-VALENCE INTERACTIONS IN DI-MU-OXO BRIDGED MANGANESE COMPLEXES
MIXED-VALENCE INTERACTIONS IN DI-MU-OXO BRIDGED MANGANESE COMPLEXES
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DOI:
10.1021/ja00462a025
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发表时间:
1977-01-01
影响因子:
15
通讯作者:
CALVIN, M
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作者:
COOPER, SR;CALVIN, M
The complexes [(L) 2Mn02Mn (L) 2] 3+ where L= 2, 2'-bipyridine or 1, 10-phenanthroline, havebeen examined, in addition to the corresponding (IV, IV) complex of phenanthroline. The crystal structure of the mixed valence (III, IV) com-pound with L= 2, 2'-bipyridine demonstrated that this complex has deeply trapped valences, corresponding to class II in the classification of Robin and Day since the bond lengths differ considerably about the manganese ions. We have examined the electronic spectrum of the (III, IV) complexes and observed broad bands in the near infrared which we have assigned to the mixed valence band expected for a class II system. No comparableband is observed for the phenanthroline (IV, IV) complex. Lowering the pH of (III, IV) dimer solutions reversibly cleaves the antiferromagnetically coupled (III, IV) dimers as determined by the increase in solution magnetic susceptibility; loss of the near infrared band occurs with dimercleavage, although the remainder of the visible spectrum is substantially unaltered. Both absorbance and solution magnetic susceptibility changes with pH are reversible. The solvent dependence of the near infrared band is small but apparently opposite to that predictedby Hush’s theory. However, the bandwidths agree well with those predicted from Hush’s treatment (eg, 0.53 gm_1 predicted, 0.46 ĩ~] observed). A band at 688 cm-1 in the infrared spectrum of the bipyridyl (III, IV) dimer is shifted by isotopic substi-tution with l80, and has been assigned to one of the stretching modes of the bridge; analogous bands are found for the phenanthroline (III, IV) and-(IV, IV) complexes. Pertinent aspects of the electrochemistry are also discussed.In 1972 Plaksin et al. 1 reported the crystal structure of di-^-oxo-tetrakis (2, 2'-bipyridyl) dimanganese (III, IV) perchlorate (hereafter termed the bipyridyl (III, IV) dimer) which was originally synthesized by Nyholm and Turco2 in 1960. This complex, which Nyholm and Turco had formulated as a