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Magnetocaloric effect in hexacyanochromate Prussian blue analogs
We report on the magnetocaloric properties of two molecule-based
hexacyanochromate Prussian blue analogs, nominally CsNi[Cr(CN)_6](H_2O) and
Cr_3[Cr(CN)_6]_2x12(H_2O). The former orders ferromagnetically below Tc=90 K,
whereas the latter is a ferrimagnet below Tc=230 K. For both, we find
significantly large magnetic entropy changes DSm associated to the magnetic
phase transitions. Notably, our studies represent the first attempt to look at
molecule-based materials in terms of the magnetocaloric effect for temperatures
well above the liquid helium range.Comment: 4 pages, 6 figure
Microscopic origins of the ferromagnetic exchange coupling in oxoverdazyl-based Cu(II) complex
The exchange channels governing the experimentally reported coupling constant Jexpt=6 cmâ1
value in the verdazyl-ligand based Cu II complex Cu hfac 2 imvdz are inspected using wave
function-based difference dedicated configuration interaction calculations. The interaction between
the two spin 1/2 holders is summed up in a unique coupling constant J. Nevertheless, by gradually
increasing the level of calculation, different mechanisms of interaction are turned on step by step.
In the present system, the calculated exchange interaction then appears alternatively ferromagnetic/
antiferromagnetic/ferromagnetic. Our analysis demonstrates the tremendously importance of some
specific exchange mechanisms. It is actually shown that both parts of the imvdz ligand
simultaneously influence the ferromagnetic behavior which ultimately reaches Jcalc=6.3 cmâ1, in
very good agreement with the experimental value. In accordance with the alternation of J, it is
shown that the nature of the magnetic behavior results from competing channels. First, an
antiferromagnetic contribution can be essentially attributed to single excitations involving the
network localized on the verdazyl part. In contrast, the ligand-to-metal charge transfer LMCT
involving the imidazole moiety affords a ferromagnetic contribution. The distinct nature / of the
mechanisms is responsible for the net ferromagnetic behavior. The intuitively innocent part of the
verdazyl-based ligands is deeply reconsidered and opens new routes into the rational design of
magnetic object
Single chain magnet behaviour in an enantiopure chiral cobalt(II)âcopper(II) one-dimensional compound
The self-assembly of an enantiomerically pure, chiral dianionic oxamatocopper(II) complex with cobalt(II) ions leads to neutral oxamato-bridged heterobimetallic chains that combine chirality
and slow magnetic relaxation, providing thus the first example of ââchiral single chain magnets (CSCMs).Ruiz Garcia, Rafael, [email protected] ;
Lloret Pastor, Francisco, [email protected]
Dialkyl-substituted monoamidinium-templated oxalate-based noncentrosymmetric 2D compounds
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Binuclear heterometallic M(iii)âMn(ii) (M = Fe, Cr) oxalate-bridged complexes associated with a bisamidinium dication: a structural and magnetic study
International audienceTwo heterometallic oxalate-bridged dinuclear anions associated with a non-H-bond donor bisamidinium cation (Cat 2+), leading to compounds of formula Cat[Mn II (H 2 O) 4 M III (ox) 3 ] 2 Ă6H 2 O (M = Fe (1) and Cr (2)), are presented. Their structural analysis reveals that the anion is the combination of a tris(oxalato)metallate(III) moiety with a tetra(aqua)manganese(II) entity. A 3D H-bonded network is formed between the crystallisation and coordination water molecules and the terminal and bridging oxalate ligands. The exchange interaction between both metal ions mediated by the oxalate bridge is Ă4.9 cm Ă1 for 1 and +1.6 cm Ă1 for 2 (H = ĂJS 1 S 2)
Organic radicals, a promising route towards original molecule-based magnetic materials
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Dichroïsme magnéto-chiral : un terrain de jeu pour la chimie moléculaire
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Organic radicals, a promising route towards original molecule-based magnetic materials
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