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Figure 6.21. Chain structure of Co(hfac) 2 (NITPhOMe) along the c -direction. Co
and C atoms are represented by large dark grey and small black balls, respectively.
The rest of the atoms are represented by white balls. Crystallographic data from
Caneschi et al. , 2001.
Ising-type anisotropy. An estimation of the exchange coupling gives J
19 meV.
At low temperature the spin of octahedral Co + 2
centres can be handled as an
effective S
2 spin with anisotropic g values significantly different from 2. The
chains behave as 1D ferrimagnets, because of the non-compensation of the magnetic
moments of the Co + 2
=
1
/
χ
centre and the radical. In addition, the ac
measured at
0 and with an oscillating field applied along the chain direction is strongly
frequency dependent below 17 K, clearly indicating that the relaxation of M in this
temperature range becomes slow on the time scale of the experiment (2 µ s-1 s).
This frequency dependence rules out any 3D transition.
We next turn our attention to the single-chain magnet formed by the heterometal-
lic chain of Mn + 3 and Ni + 2 ions, [Mn 2 (saltmen) 2 Ni(pao) 2 (C 5 H 5 N) 2 ](ClO 4 ) 2
(Clerac et al. , 2002). This compound ( C 2
B =
/
c , a
=
2
.
114 nm, b
=
1
.
597 nm,
059 ) consists of two fragments, the out-of-plane dimer
[Mn 2 (saltmen) 2 ] 2 + as a coordination acceptor building block and the neutral
mononuclear unit [Ni(pao) 2 (C 5 H 5 N) 2 ] as a coordination donor building block,
forming an alternating chain having the repeating unit [-Mn-(O) 2 -Mn-ON-Ni-
NO-] n . Figure 6.22 shows a detail of the complex chain structure revealing that the
oximato group of the [Ni(pao) 2 (C 5 H 5 N) 2 ] monomeric species bridges the Mn + 3
dimers to form an alternating 1D chain. Each chain is contained in the ac -plane
and is separated from the nearest chains with a minimum intermetallic distance
between manganese and nickel of 1.039 nm, thus ensuring good magnetic isolation
of the chains. No significant interchain
c
=
1
.
862 nm and
β =
98
.
π
stacking is observed between the phenyl
rings of the saltmen ligand.
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