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{CpFeII(CO)2SnII(Macrocycle•3-)} Radicals with Intrinsic Charge Transfer from CpFe(CO)2 to Macrocycles (Cp: Cp or Cp*); Effective Magnetic Coupling between Radical Trianionic Macrocycles•3.


ABSTRACT: Neutral {CpFeII(CO)2[SnII(Pc•3-)]} {Cp is cyclopentadienyl (1, 2) or Cp* is pentamethylcyclopentadienyl (3); Pc: phthalocyanine}, {Cp*FeII(CO)2[SnII(Nc•3-)]} (4, Nc: naphthalocyanine), and {CpFeII(CO)2[SnII(TPP•3-)]} (5, TPP: tetraphenylporphyrin) complexes in which CpFeII(CO)2 fragments (Cp: Cp or Cp*) are coordinated to SnII(macrocycle•3-) have been obtained. The product complexes were obtained at the reaction of charge transfer from CpFeI(CO)2 (Cp: Cp or Cp*) to [SnII(macrocycle2-)] to form the diamagnetic FeII and paramagnetic radical trianionic macrocycles. As a result, these formally neutral complexes contain S = 1/2 spins delocalized over the macrocycles. This provides alternation of the C-Nimine or C-Cmeso bonds in the macrocycles, the appearance of new bands in the near-infrared spectra of the complexes, and blue shift of both Soret and Q-bands. The {CpFeII(CO)2SnII(macrocycle•3-)} units (Cp: Cp or Cp*, macrocycle: Pc or Nc) form closely packed ?-stacking dimers in 1 and 3 or one-dimensional chains in 2 and 4 with effective ?-? interaction between the macrocycles. Such packing allows strong antiferromagnetic coupling between S = 1/2 spins. Magnetic interaction can be described well by the Heisenberg model for the isolated dimers in 1 and 3 with exchange interaction J/k B = -78 and -85 K, respectively. Magnetic behavior of 2 and 4 is described well by the model that includes contributions from an antiferromagnetically coupled S = 1/2 dimer (J intra) and a Heisenberg S = 1/2 chain with alternating antiferromagnetic spin exchange between the neighbors (J inter). Compound 2 demonstrates large intradimer interaction of J intra/k B = -54 K and essentially weaker interdimer exchange interactions of J inter/k B = -6 K, whereas compound 4 shows strong magnetic coupling of spins within the dimers (J intra/k B = -170 K) as well as between the dimers (J inter/k B = -40 K). Compound {CpFeII(CO)2[SnII(TPP•3-)]} (5) shows no ?-? interactions between the porphyrin macrocycles, and magnetic coupling is weak in this case (Weiss temperature is -5 K). Preparation of a similar complex with indium(III) chloride phthalocyanine yields {CpFe(CO)2[In(Pc2-)]} (6). In this complex, indium(III) atoms are reduced instead of the phthalocyanine macrocycles that explains electron paramagnetic resonance silence of 6 in the 4-295 K range.

SUBMITTER: Konarev DV 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6644027 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Nov

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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{CpFe<sup>II</sup>(CO)<sub>2</sub>Sn<sup>II</sup>(Macrocycle<sup>•3-</sup>)} Radicals with Intrinsic Charge Transfer from CpFe(CO)<sub>2</sub> to Macrocycles (Cp: Cp or Cp*); Effective Magnetic Coupling between Radical Trianionic Macrocycles<sup>•3</sup>.

Konarev Dmitri V DV   Kuzmin Alexey V AV   Batov Mikhail S MS   Khasanov Salavat S SS   Otsuka Akihiro A   Yamochi Hideki H   Kitagawa Hiroshi H   Lyubovskaya Rimma N RN  

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Neutral {CpFe<sup>II</sup>(CO)<sub>2</sub>[Sn<sup>II</sup>(Pc<sup>•3-</sup>)]} {Cp is cyclopentadienyl (<b>1</b>, <b>2</b>) or Cp* is pentamethylcyclopentadienyl (<b>3</b>); Pc: phthalocyanine}, {Cp*Fe<sup>II</sup>(CO)<sub>2</sub>[Sn<sup>II</sup>(Nc<sup>•3-</sup>)]} (<b>4</b>, Nc: naphthalocyanine), and {CpFe<sup>II</sup>(CO)<sub>2</sub>[Sn<sup>II</sup>(TPP<sup>•3-</sup>)]} (<b>5</b>, TPP: tetraphenylporphyrin) complexes in which CpFe<sup>II</sup>(CO)<sub>2</sub> fragments (Cp: Cp or Cp*) are co  ...[more]

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