Spin crossover of a Fe(ii) mononuclear complex induced by intermolecular factors involving chloride and solvent ordering
Spin crossover of a Fe(ii) mononuclear complex induced by intermolecular factors involving...
Zhang, Kenneth; Wallis, Matthew J.; Craze, Alexander R.; Hayami, Shinya; Min, Hyunsung; Fanna, Daniel J.; Bhadbhade, Mohan M.; Tian, Ruoming; Marjo, Christopher E.; Lindoy, Leonard F.; Li, Feng
2024-05-03 00:00:00
Two new salts of a mononuclear tripodal Fe(ii) complex were prepared, using ClO4− and Cl−. The ClO4− sample (1) remained HS at low temperatures, similar to the previously reported BF4− analogue. Crystallising with the Cl− anion (2) led to a markedly different crystal packing arrangement, and engendered SCO activity. This has been correlated to the lower crystal packing density in 2 and the coordination complex conformational differences arising due to the packing motifs of 1 and 2. Further, solvent ordering effects have been proposed to facilitate spin transition behaviour in 2.
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Spin crossover of a Fe(ii) mononuclear complex induced by intermolecular factors involving chloride and solvent ordering
Two new salts of a mononuclear tripodal Fe(ii) complex were prepared, using ClO4− and Cl−. The ClO4− sample (1) remained HS at low temperatures, similar to the previously reported BF4− analogue. Crystallising with the Cl− anion (2) led to a markedly different crystal packing arrangement, and engendered SCO activity. This has been correlated to the lower crystal packing density in 2 and the coordination complex conformational differences arising due to the packing motifs of 1 and 2. Further, solvent ordering effects have been proposed to facilitate spin transition behaviour in 2.
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