Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes

Rare-earth-metal (M = Nd, Gd and Dy) complexes of the organic monoradicals, 15-crown-5-phenyl nitronyl nitroxide 1 and 15-crown-5- or 18-crown-6-phenyl iminonitroxide 2, were synthesized. We present here magnetic properties of the metal-free radicals and the metal complexes of these organic monoradi...

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Main Authors: Sugano, T, Blundell, S, Hayes, W, Tajima, H, Mori, H
Format: Journal article
Language:English
Published: 2012
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author Sugano, T
Blundell, S
Hayes, W
Tajima, H
Mori, H
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Blundell, S
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Mori, H
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description Rare-earth-metal (M = Nd, Gd and Dy) complexes of the organic monoradicals, 15-crown-5-phenyl nitronyl nitroxide 1 and 15-crown-5- or 18-crown-6-phenyl iminonitroxide 2, were synthesized. We present here magnetic properties of the metal-free radicals and the metal complexes of these organic monoradicals studied using SQUID megnetometry. Almost of all the rare-earth-metal complexes show two-sublattice behavior in a wide range of antiferromagnetic (AFM) intrasublattice and ferromagnetic (FM) intersublattice interactions, Γ and λ, with |CΓ | and |Cλ | ≅ 10 to 100 K (C is the Curie constant) over the temperature range between 1.8 and 300 K, while the metal-free radicals exhibit only weak AFM intermolecular interactions, less than the Weiss constant θ = -1 K. The magnitude of interactions observed in the metal complexes of each radical increase in order from Gd to Dy to Nd complexes. © 2012 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH and Co. KGaA, Weinheim.
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spelling oxford-uuid:5c443a62-50a1-4f1f-a8cc-5e2e4d47eaf32022-03-26T17:27:02ZMagnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexesJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:5c443a62-50a1-4f1f-a8cc-5e2e4d47eaf3EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2012Sugano, TBlundell, SHayes, WTajima, HMori, HRare-earth-metal (M = Nd, Gd and Dy) complexes of the organic monoradicals, 15-crown-5-phenyl nitronyl nitroxide 1 and 15-crown-5- or 18-crown-6-phenyl iminonitroxide 2, were synthesized. We present here magnetic properties of the metal-free radicals and the metal complexes of these organic monoradicals studied using SQUID megnetometry. Almost of all the rare-earth-metal complexes show two-sublattice behavior in a wide range of antiferromagnetic (AFM) intrasublattice and ferromagnetic (FM) intersublattice interactions, Γ and λ, with |CΓ | and |Cλ | ≅ 10 to 100 K (C is the Curie constant) over the temperature range between 1.8 and 300 K, while the metal-free radicals exhibit only weak AFM intermolecular interactions, less than the Weiss constant θ = -1 K. The magnitude of interactions observed in the metal complexes of each radical increase in order from Gd to Dy to Nd complexes. © 2012 WILEY-VCH Verlag GmbH and Co. KGaA, Weinheim.
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Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title_full Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title_fullStr Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title_full_unstemmed Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title_short Magnetism in crown-ether-substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
title_sort magnetism in crown ether substituted nitronyl nitroxide derivatives and their metal complexes
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