For a proof whether the chelate angle is the root cause of a triplet level being the ground state of Kuchen's planar Ni(II) compounds, Bridgeman and Gerloch must use model parameter values which are derived from experiment. Their preliminary calculations employ parameters that are in conflict with t
Comment on “optical properties of Ni[t-bu2P(O)NR]2. A paramagnetic d8 complex with planar structure”
✍ Scribed by Adam J. Bridgeman; Malcolm Gerloch
- Book ID
- 103034802
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1995
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 401 KB
- Volume
- 247
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0009-2614
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✦ Synopsis
The origin of the triplet ground state in the recently synthesized paramagnetic, planar-coordinated complexes of nickel(II), Ni[t-bu2P(O)NR]2; R = i-propyl, c-hexyl, is ascribed to the small chelate bite angle in these molecules. The nature of the singlet-triplet crossover in planar d 8 complexes is addressed as are the roles of the steric activity of the open d shell and of ligand-field stabilization energies in achieving it. The paramagnetic moment and its temperature variation for the green form of the c-hexyl derivative are reproduced, together with the reported electronic spectrum, within the cellular ligand-field model.
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