A Multitechnique Approach to Spin-Flips for Cp2Cr(II) Chemistry in Confined State
A Multitechnique Approach to Spin-Flips for Cp2Cr(II) Chemistry in Confined State
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10.1021/jp907986w
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2010-02
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3.7
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Jane Estephane;E. Groppo;J. Vitillo;A. Damin;D. Gianolio;C. Lamberti;S. Bordiga;E. A. Quadrelli;J. Basset;G. Kervern;L. Emsley;G. Pintacuda;A. Zecchina
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Jane Estephane;E. Groppo;J. Vitillo;A. Damin;D. Gianolio;C. Lamberti;S. Bordiga;E. A. Quadrelli;J. Basset;G. Kervern;L. Emsley;G. Pintacuda;A. Zecchina
Paramagnetic solid-state NMR, extended X-ray absorption fine structure (EXAFS), and Raman spectroscopies, along with detailed quantum mechanical calculations performed with different density functional theory (DFT) functionals, are successfully applied to investigate the magnetic, structural, and vibrational properties of molecularly isolated chromocene (Cp2Cr, where Cp = C5H5) and of its Cp2Cr(CO) adduct. Paramagnetic solid-state NMR unequivocally demonstrates that a spin flip occurs by coming from the paramagnetic Cp2Cr (triplet state) to the diamagnetic Cp2Cr(CO) adduct (singlet state), thus clarifying the theoretical dilemma of the disagreement among different functionals in predicting the most stable spin state. EXAFS and Raman spectroscopies are able to experimentally discriminate between singlet and triplet states, because a different spin state corresponds to a different geometry of the molecule, and therefore to different vibrational features. The here reported multitechnique approach could have ...