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Sergey A. Terekhov

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Thermal-, pressure- and light-induced spin-crossover behviour in the two-dimensional Hofman-like coordination polymer [Fe(3-Clpy)2Pd(CN)4]

2013

The thermal spin-crossover behaviour, photoexcitation and subsequent relaxation, as well as the pressure-induced spincrossover behaviour at 298 K are discussed for the non-porous two-dimensional Hofmann-like coordination polymer [Fe(3-Clpy)(2)Pd(CN)(4)] (1). The title compound undergoes a two-step, cooperative thermal-induced SCO with critical temperatures T-c1(down arrow) = 159.6 K and T-c1(up arrow) = 164.5 K for the first step and T-c2(down arrow) = 141.4 K and T-c2(up arrow) = 148.4 K for the second step. Irradiation of the low-spin state with green light (514 nm) at 10 K induced the photoexcitation of around 60% of the iron(II) centres to the high-spin state (LIESST effect). The subseq…

Coordination polymerIronEnthalpyCooperativity02 engineering and technology010402 general chemistryPhotochemistry01 natural sciencesLIESSTAbsorptionInorganic Chemistrychemistry.chemical_compoundSpin crossoverRelaxation (NMR)[CHIM.MATE]Chemical Sciences/Material chemistry021001 nanoscience & nanotechnologyPhotomagnetismSpin crossover0104 chemical sciencesPhotoexcitationCoordination polymersCrystallographychemistryFISICA APLICADA0210 nano-technologyPhotomagnetism
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The Effect of Pressure on the Cooperative Spin Transition in the 2D Coordination Polymer {Fe(phpy) 2 [Ni(CN) 4 ]}

2013

The effect of pressure on the spin-transition properties of the 2D coordination polymer {Fe(phpy)2[Ni(CN)4]} is reported. The study has been carried out by means of variable-temperature (10–310 K) magnetic susceptibility measurements at applied pressures of 105 Pa to 1.0 GPa and spectroscopic studies in the visible region at room temperature (105 Pa–3.0 GPa). As the pressure is increased, the characteristic temperature of the spin transition is displaced to higher temperatures and the thermal hysteresis loop disappears. A cooperative first-order spin transition characterized by a piezo-hysteresis loop about 0.3 GPa wide was observed at 293 K.

Inorganic ChemistryLoop (topology)Condensed Matter::Materials Sciencechemistry.chemical_compoundThermal hysteresisNuclear magnetic resonanceCondensed matter physicsChemistrySpin crossoverCoordination polymerSpin transitionCondensed Matter::Strongly Correlated ElectronsMagnetic susceptibilityEuropean Journal of Inorganic Chemistry
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