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Electron deficiency in tetrahedral transition-metal clusters: Electronic structure and magnetic properties of [Ru-4(eta(6)-C6H6)(4)(mu(3)-H)(4)](2+)

Auteur(s)
Gautier, Régis
Cherioux, Frédéric
Süss-Fink, Georg 
Institut de chimie 
Saillard, Jean-Yves
Date de parution
2003
In
Inorganic Chemistry
Vol.
25
No
42
De la page
8278
A la page
8282
Mots-clés
  • NUMERICAL-INTEGRATION
  • RUTHENIUM COMPLEXES
  • HYDROGEN ACTIVATION
  • CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE
  • AQUEOUS-SOLUTION
  • ENERGY
  • APPROXIMATION
  • LIGANDS
  • IRIDIUM
  • NUMERICAL-INTEGRATION...

  • RUTHENIUM COMPLEXES

  • HYDROGEN ACTIVATION

  • CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE

  • AQUEOUS-SOLUTION

  • ENERGY

  • APPROXIMATION

  • LIGANDS

  • IRIDIUM

Résumé
Analysis of the electronic structure of the electron-deficient cluster cation [Ru-4(eta(6)-C6H6)(4)H-4](2+) (1(2+)) by density functional theory calculations shows a very small energy gap (0.06 eV) between the diamagnetic singlet state and the paramagnetic triplet state, as a consequence of the absence of a significant Jahn-Teller distortion in the molecular structure of 1(2+). Magnetic measurements of [1]Cl-2, [1][BF4](2), and [1][PF6](2) show 1(2+) to be diamagnetic in the fundamental state, with some weak temperature-independent paramagnetism, depending upon the nature of the counterion.
Identifiants
https://libra.unine.ch/handle/123456789/13236
Type de publication
journal article
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