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  • structure and magnetic ordering of a 2 d mnii tcne i oh2 tcne Tetracyanoethylene organic based magnet tc 171 k
    Chemical Communications, 2011
    Co-Authors: Saul H Lapidus, Amber C Mcconnell, Peter W Stephens, Joel S. Miller
    Abstract:

    MnII(TCNE)I(OH2) was isolated from the reaction of Tetracyanoethylene (TCNE) and MnI2(THF)3, and has a 2-D structure possessing an unusual, asymmetric bonded μ4-[TCNE]˙−. Direct antiferromagnetic coupling between the S = 5/2 MnII and S = 1/2 [TCNE]˙− leads to magnetic ordering as a canted antiferrimagnet at a Tc of 171 K.

  • Tetracyanoethylene-based organic magnets
    Chemical Communications, 1998
    Co-Authors: Joel S. Miller, Arthur J. Epstein
    Abstract:

    Paper Chem. Commun., 1998, 1319 - 1325, DOI: 10.1039/a800922h Tetracyanoethylene-based organic magnets Joel S. Miller and Arthur J. Epstein Several classes of organic magnets based upon the tetracyanoethenide radical anion, [TCNE].–, either unbound, µ, and µ4 bonded to zero, two and four metal sites have been reported. The putative µ4 bonded V(TCNE)x room temperature magnet has been extended to include M(TCNE)x (M = Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) magnets. M for this class of magnets is assigned to be in the divalent oxidation state. A -[TCNE]22– dimer intermediate has been isolated. The intrachain magnetic coupling for the 1-D coordination polymers having [TCNE].– µ-bridge bonded to [MnIIIporphyrins]+ is discussed in the context of a structure–function correlation arising from the dihedral angle between the [MnIIITPP]+s MnN4 and [TCNE].– mean planes and the magnitude of magnetic coupling. This correlation is ascribed to the increasing importance of the -MnIII dz2/[TCNE].– pz overlap with decreasing dihedral angle.

  • Tetracyanoethylene based organic magnets
    Chemical Communications, 1998
    Co-Authors: Joel S. Miller, Arthur J. Epstein
    Abstract:

    Several classes of organic magnets based upon the tetracyanoethenide radical anion, [TCNE].–, either unbound, µ, and µ4 bonded to zero, two and four metal sites have been reported. The putative µ4 bonded V(TCNE)x room temperature magnet has been extended to include M(TCNE)x (M = Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) magnets. M for this class of magnets is assigned to be in the divalent oxidation state. A σ-[TCNE]22– dimer intermediate has been isolated. The intrachain magnetic coupling for the 1-D coordination polymers having [TCNE].– µ-bridge bonded to [MnIIIporphyrins]+ is discussed in the context of a structure–function correlation arising from the dihedral angle between the [MnIIITPP]+’s MnN4 and [TCNE].– mean planes and the magnitude of magnetic coupling. This correlation is ascribed to the increasing importance of the σ-MnIII dz2/[TCNE].– pz overlap with decreasing dihedral angle.

Arthur J. Epstein - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.

  • Tetracyanoethylene-based organic magnets
    Chemical Communications, 1998
    Co-Authors: Joel S. Miller, Arthur J. Epstein
    Abstract:

    Paper Chem. Commun., 1998, 1319 - 1325, DOI: 10.1039/a800922h Tetracyanoethylene-based organic magnets Joel S. Miller and Arthur J. Epstein Several classes of organic magnets based upon the tetracyanoethenide radical anion, [TCNE].–, either unbound, µ, and µ4 bonded to zero, two and four metal sites have been reported. The putative µ4 bonded V(TCNE)x room temperature magnet has been extended to include M(TCNE)x (M = Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) magnets. M for this class of magnets is assigned to be in the divalent oxidation state. A -[TCNE]22– dimer intermediate has been isolated. The intrachain magnetic coupling for the 1-D coordination polymers having [TCNE].– µ-bridge bonded to [MnIIIporphyrins]+ is discussed in the context of a structure–function correlation arising from the dihedral angle between the [MnIIITPP]+s MnN4 and [TCNE].– mean planes and the magnitude of magnetic coupling. This correlation is ascribed to the increasing importance of the -MnIII dz2/[TCNE].– pz overlap with decreasing dihedral angle.

  • Tetracyanoethylene based organic magnets
    Chemical Communications, 1998
    Co-Authors: Joel S. Miller, Arthur J. Epstein
    Abstract:

    Several classes of organic magnets based upon the tetracyanoethenide radical anion, [TCNE].–, either unbound, µ, and µ4 bonded to zero, two and four metal sites have been reported. The putative µ4 bonded V(TCNE)x room temperature magnet has been extended to include M(TCNE)x (M = Mn, Fe, Co, Ni) magnets. M for this class of magnets is assigned to be in the divalent oxidation state. A σ-[TCNE]22– dimer intermediate has been isolated. The intrachain magnetic coupling for the 1-D coordination polymers having [TCNE].– µ-bridge bonded to [MnIIIporphyrins]+ is discussed in the context of a structure–function correlation arising from the dihedral angle between the [MnIIITPP]+’s MnN4 and [TCNE].– mean planes and the magnitude of magnetic coupling. This correlation is ascribed to the increasing importance of the σ-MnIII dz2/[TCNE].– pz overlap with decreasing dihedral angle.

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