Antiferromagnetic binuclear halogen-bridged dithiocarbamate complexes of copper(II)

Antiferromagnetic binuclear halogen-bridged dithiocarbamate complexes of copper(II)

1N0R6. NucL. CHEM. LE77ER5. v01. 12, pp. 501-503, 1976. Per9am0n Pre55. Pr1nted 1n 6reat 8r1ta1n. AN71FERR0MA6NE71C 81NUCLEAR HAL06EN-8R1D6ED C0MP...

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1N0R6. NucL. CHEM. LE77ER5. v01. 12, pp. 501-503, 1976. Per9am0n Pre55. Pr1nted 1n 6reat 8r1ta1n.

AN71FERR0MA6NE71C

81NUCLEAR

HAL06EN-8R1D6ED

C0MPLEXE50F R.H.

Furneaux,

and Ekk 51nn,

D17H10CAR8AMA7E

C0PPER(11)

Chem15try

Department,

V1ct0r1a

0f We111n9t0n,

We111n9t0n,

New 2ea1and

Department V1r91n1a,

0f Chem15try,

Un1ver51ty

Un1ver51ty

Char10tte5v111e,

0f

VA 22901

~e1v~20Fe6~a~197~ React10n50f c0pper(11)

ha11de5,

pr0duce51:1 decrea5e

CuX2,

adduct5

n1tr09en

c0nf1rm,

1n a v a r 1 e t y

t00ccur

temperature

temperature

a 61nuc1ear

5u5cept16111ty

d1th10car6amate5,

max1mum

ju5t w 1 t h 1 n

d0wn

he11um

t0114u1d

5u5cept16111ty

wh1ch

(F19.

61nuc1ear

c0mp1ex,

1) c 0 r r e 5 p 0 n d 1 n 9

c0pper(11)

Nd = 6 x 10

c0mp1ex

-5

c95emU,

N 2) t e m p e r a t u r e

ran9e,

unam619u0u5 ma9net1c

data

are c h a r a c t e r 1 5 t 1 c

0f a

t0 E4.

15 e 5 t 1 m a t e d

fr0m the

the 0ther

5ym6015

the1r

have

7he

1mpur1ty

up 1n the m 1 c r 0 a n a 1 y 5 e 5 , temperature

u5ua1

pr0pert1e50f

mean1n95. 5eparat10n

repre5ented

0n1y

and

at the

11m1t

0ther

7h15 y1e1d5 -2J,

1t5 c 0 n t r 1 6 u t 1 0 n

w1th

than

a va1ue

9 = 2.06, t05h0w 10w

t0 the m a 9 n e t -

temperature5.

{Cu(dtc)C1} 2 c 0 m p 1 e x e 5

501

0f the data;

6y p 15 t 0 0 5 m a 1 1

10we5t

(1)

0f p a r a m a 9 n e t 1 C

0r any m e a 5 u r e m e n t 5 0 t h e r

5u5cept16111t1e5,

15m 15 n 0 n - n e 9 1 1 9 1 6 1 e

+ Ne + 10.92P77

10w t e m p e r a t u r e

0f 98 cm -1 f0r the 5 1 n 9 1 e t - t r 1 p 1 e t p = 0.016.

(1) f0r a "5p1n-

(3) :

and p, the p r 0 p 0 r t 1 0 n

1mpur1ty,

ma9net1c

appeared

{Cu(822dtc)C1} 2, ha5 m a 9 n e t 1 c

×M - N923k782(1+~e-2J/k7)-1(1-P)

where

6ut d1d n0t

7he m a 9 n e t 1 c

We n0w rep0rt

temperature

d0wn

5tructure.

7he N , N - d 1 6 e n 2 y 1

0n1y"

(114.

and d1d n0t perm1t

0f the re5u1t5.

61nuc1ear

5u99e5ted,

(3) f0r 5uch d1mer5

the a v a 1 1 a 6 1 e

1nterpretat10n

m0ment5

Mea5urement5

{Cu(dtc)X] 2.

expected

n0t w e 1 1 - d e f 1 n e d

ma9net1c

(1,2).

(1,2)

5tructure

Cu(dtc)2 , w1th

0f a n h y d r 0 u 5 5 0 1 v e n t 5

Cu(dtc) 2.CuX 2 w h 0 5 e

w1th decrea51n9

t0114u1d

6ut wa5

c0pper(11)

are

7he 51m11ar,

502

~10car6am~e

1

C0mp~x~



1

~ C0p~r



(11)

1



2

7 103~<~M

100

200 7¢K) >

300

F16. 1 Exper1menta1 and ea1cu1ated ma9net1c 5u5cept16111ty

(XM) f0r

~(~tc)c1}~ 7A8LE 1 R 1n {Cu(R2dtc)C1} 2

J(cm -1)

(6en2y1) 2 (n-pr0py1) 2 (n-6uty1) 2

a5 1 n d 1 c a t e d 51m11ar

7he c r y 5 t a 1 X-ray

data

5tructure5 6etween

(F19.

that

the

0pp05e 11nk5.

(7a61e

m01ecu1e5

065ervat10n

(6,7)

(4,5)

a very

and p r e 1 1 m 1 n a r y

the 6 1 n u c 1 e a r weak

(d1mer1c)

0ut-0f-p1ane

1nteract10n5

E4.

(1)

c0mpared

15 1n k e e p 1 n 9

w1th

1nterm01ecu1ar

a5 d0 w e a k

6r1d9e5

tetramer1c

w1th

are u n 1 m p 0 r t a n t 7h15

that 0 u t - 0 f - p 1 a n e

1nteract10n5,

119and

11nked

0f the m a 9 n e t 1 5 m

1nteract10n5.

ma9net1c

-70 -68 -50

1mp1y1n9

t0 f0rm a w e a k 1 y

c0nf0rm1ty

1nter-d1mer

1),

0f 0ne c 0 m p 1 e x

1) and 1 n d 1 c a t e

1ntra-d1mer

5tr0n9

(n-penty1) 2 (n-hexy1) 2 (6en2y1, n~pr0py1)

(5) c 0 n f 1 r m

H0wever,

J(cm -1)

ca5e.

5tructure

the d 1 m e r 1 c

1mp11e5

9enera1

1n each

0n a n 0 t h e r

5tructure.

w1th

-49 -55 -65

6y the -2J v a 1 u e 5

5tructure

R 1n {Cu(R2dtc)C1} 2

the

11nk5

1nterm01ecu1ar

D1th10car6amate C0mp1exe50f C0pper (11) 0x1dat10n 0f r e a c t 1 0 n

and r e d u c t 1 0 n

e5pec1a11y

Cu(5CN) 2 are u5ed 7hu5

0n1y

w1th

n0n-ch10r1de

1n p1ace

tw0 c 0 m p 1 e x e 5

F0ner

techn14ue5

read11y

0f CuC12

1n 900d

Cu(C104)2

type have

{Cu(Et2dtc)8r~and

mea5urement5

1n th15

t0 react w 1 t h

were

carr1ed

and 5QU1D m a 9 n e t 0 m e t e r 5 ,

6e1n9

0ccur

Cu8r 2, Cu(N03)2,

0f the a60ve

119and5,

7he m a 9 n e t 1 c Faraday,

when

(2,8)

503 type

and

Cu(dtc) 2.

50 far 6een

f0rmed

{Cu(822dtc)8r} 2 • 0ut u51n9

the data

60uy,

fr0m the var10u5

a9reement.

Reference5 1.

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2.

R.H.

pre5ented

1n Me160urne,

New 3.

A.R.

7he515,

2ea1and,

c1ted 4.

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FURNEAUX,

E. 51NN,

(6y E.5.)

at the 39th A.N.2.A.A.5. January

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unpu6115hed

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E. 51NN,

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