Tetrahedron Letters,Vo1.28,No.38,pp Printed in Great Britain
CONDUCTING
AND
4465-4468,1987
INSULATING
SALTS
0040-4039/87 $3.00 + .OO Pergamon Journals Ltd.
OF PHOSPHINIMINIUM
7,7,8,8-TETRACYANO-p-QUINODIMETHANE
Martin
R. Bryce*a,
a Department b Department Barbara,
Abstract: cations
Adrian
of Chemistry, of Physics CA 93106,
(art 0.05-0.15 variable
University
Kimb,
of Durham,
and Institute
(TCNQ)
Z-X. LiuIb
Durham,
for Polymers
of cation-TCNQ
(2) form
salts
1:2 salts with
S cm-l) whereas
temperature
Y.H.
WITH
and M.J.
Nowakb
DHl 3LE, U.K.
and Organic
Solids,
Santa
U.S.A.
A new series (1) and
J. Moorea,
CATIONS
cations
conductivity,
is described:
phosphiniminium
TCNQ that are organic (3) and
magnetic
conductors
(4) form insulating
susceptibility
1:l salts;
and FTir data
are
described.
A large have
been
TCNQ
salts
thoroughly
of complexes studied:
and they provide
[Ph3P=N=PPh3]'
recently
been
communication
cations4
characterised we describe
a new class
that form both
and ethyl-derivatives, contrast,
IPermanent
address:
under
of segregated
of organic
(1) and
state
of cations,
conducting
metals,
semiconducting
of solid
China.
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have In this
viz. phosphiniminium
propyl-
Chinese
semi-
salts of TCNQ
techniques.
(2), form conducting
of Physics,
cations
stack
dications5
and insulating
the same conditions,
Institute
and phosphonium
[Ph2(Me)PCH2P(Me)Ph212+
by a range
Methyl-
in marked
examples
For example,
and
(l)-(4),
ammonium
they are the prototypes
classical
cations
Beijing,
of TCNQ with
and insulators. 1,2,3
conductors with
number
salts with
TCNQ.
1:2 salts,
while,
and butyl-derivatives,
Academy
of Sciences,
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(41, form
(3) and
insulating
a change
in properties
a series
of cation-TCNQ
by variable
Room
temperature
band
present
Both
Pressure
(l)-(4)
four salts
the paramagnetic
range with
Infrared
K, with
have
obtained
a well-defined
data
and
signal Curie
electrons
(l)-(4).
spectra
value increase
this value,
absorption
with
by a strong
(I):
increasing
phenomenon
has recently
been
correlated
with
distortions
a broad
is characteristic
of
at 1.5 kBar. dependence
of
spectroscopy;
for salts
(l)-(4)
implying
spectra
absorption
provide
at xmax
of conducting
range salt
300-15
the
over
the
a major
for other
absorption conductor:
(1) and
(2) below
at frequencies
conducting
this
in
absorption
decreasing
band,
anion
At frequencies
(2) 2268 cm-l]
with
structural
840 nm in the U.V. salts
K.
in these materials.7
of an organic
for needles
of the TCNQ radical
increase
charge-transfer
over
E, 0.047 and 0.050
by e.s.r.
temperature,while
reported
(2)
salts
behaviour
studied
law behaviour,
samples
1975;
coefficients
Peierls
or phosphonium-TCNQ
was
intensity
(1) and
on the TCNQ molecules.
the temperature
[salt
of art for salts
The temperature
studied
The presence
of powdered
over
of the partially-filled
energies
of conductivity
are shown
than the 1:l
(2) show semiconductor
activation
has been
(l)-(4)
conducting
ammonium-
are paramagnetic.
localised
coefficients
which
in
characterised
susceptibility
art 0.32 S cm-l, was reached
K obeys
is confirmed
FTir
exhibit
The values
(1) and
integrated
300-90
on salts
spectra.
both
for such
substitution
has been
(or-t_)for salts
and solid state ultraviolet-visible
(l)-(4)
been
of salts
are more
for most
salts
susceptibility
of the total
information
unusual
of alkyl
as a consequence
dependence
All
contribution
the 1:2 salts
300-80
value,
temperature
variation
of conductivity
end of the range
(1); a maximum
variation
It is most
magnetic
data,
in the 1:2 salts.1
range
respectively.
salts
conductivity
values
s crn-l).l
the temperature
salt
simple
This new series
is well-established
are at the upper (10-2-10-5
salts.
Predictably,
this
congeners;
upon
TCNQ.6
techniques.
in the Table.
energy
to occur
temperature
spectroscopic
1:l salts with
above
temperature. TCNQ
Salts
centred
salts
This
and
(i! and
(2)
at 3400 cm-l,
is absent
in the
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Ph3P=&PhR
Cation
R
Complex
Stoichiometry Cation : TCNQ
art (S cm-l)
(1)
Me
1 :2
0.15a
(2)
Et
1 :2
0.05a
(3)
n-Pr
1 : 1
1 x 10-B b
(4)
n-Bu
1:l
2 x 10-7 b
a single
crystal,
b compressed
4 probe
pellet,
measurement
2 probe
measurement
Table
insulating salts
salts
(l)-(4)
reported, charge
transfer
moderate
particular,
A noteworthy
salts,
and to occur metal-TCNQ
or strong
between
of the i.r. spectra
of the nitrile
absorptions;
correlated
that of neutral
(2185 cm-l).8
with
TCNQ
However,
at significantly
of 2149 and 2160 cm-l
We thank
grant
feature
to be linearly
intensity
and for helpful
SERC for a travel
frequency
salts
are remarkably
Acknowledgements. equipment
TCNQ
the values
respectively,
(4).
is the stretching
for many
of fully-ionic with
(3) and
lower
(l)-(4)
frequencies;
for the 1:l salts
this
the degree
(2227 cm-l)
salts
of
(3) and
is
of
and that all absorb6 in (4)
low.
Professors
A.J.
Heeger
discussions:
NATO
for financial
(to MRB)
and the award
and F. Wudl
for the use of
support
of a studentship
(to MRB);
(to AJM).
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