Organic Ferromagnets. Hydrogen Bonded Supramolecular Magnetic Organizations Derived from Hydroxylated Phenyl α-Nitronyl Nitroxide Radicals
Organic Ferromagnets. Hydrogen Bonded Supramolecular Magnetic Organizations Derived from Hydroxylated Phenyl α-Nitronyl Nitroxide Radicals
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羟基化苯基 α-硝硝基氮氧自由基衍生的氢键超分子磁性组织。
DOI:
10.1051/jp1:1996199
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发表时间:
1996
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J. Novoa
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作者:
J. Veciana;J. Cirujeda;C. Rovira;E. Molins;J. Novoa
The capacity of hydrogen bonds as crystalline design elements for the prepara- tion of solid state supramolecular organizations with relevant magnetic properties is reviewed. It will be shown here that hydrogen bonds fuIfiII two distinct purposes. One function is a struc- tural one through which is possible to central up to certain level the relative arrangements of radical molecules. The other rote of hydrogen bonds is a magnetic one smce these bonds intro- duce proper pathways for the transmission of intermolecular magnetic interactions. Using this methodological approach several molecular magnetic solids have been prepared with hydroxy- Iated phenyl a-nitronyl nitroxide radicals. These molecular sohds are formed by supramolecular motifs (dimers, chains, and planes) bonded by strong hydrogen bonds which are hnked to each other by other weak forces that form the rest of the crystals. Consequently, the solids show different structural dimensionalities that in some cases do trot agree with trie magnetic ones. Accordingly with such distinct structural and magnetic dimensionalities, the resulting molecu- Iar solids show a wide variety of magnetic behaviors. Remarkable are the purely organic 2-D and 3-D ferromagnets reported here. Finally, the most relevant mechanisms explaining inter- moIecuIar magnetic interactions as weII as the most promismg applications expected for purely orgamc magnets are aise mcluded.