2009
DOI: 10.1039/b814614d
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A [Mn18Dy] SMM resulting from the targeted replacement of the central MnIIin the S = 83/2 [Mn19]-aggregate with DyIII

Abstract: Anisotropy can be introduced into the [Mn(19)]-aggregate, which currently has the highest known spin ground state of S = 83/2, by the targeted replacement of the central Mn(II) cation with Dy(III) leading to a [Mn(18)Dy] complex with the same core topology showing slow relaxation of the magnetisation.

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“…(2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293(2) a (Å) 10.057 (4) 10.0559 (16) 10.0369 (11) 10.020 (3) 10.051(2) b (Å) 11.090 (4) 11.0995 (18) 11.0999 (12) 11.088 (3) 11.113(2) c (Å) 12.102 (4) 12.0981 (19) 12.0690 (13) one with chelating coordination mode, yielding a distorted square-antiprism geometry (Fig. (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293(2) a (Å) 10.057 (4) 10.0559 (16) 10.0369 (11) 10.020 (3) 10.051(2) b (Å) 11.090 (4) 11.0995 (18) 11.0999 (12) 11.088 (3) 11.113(2) c (Å) 12.102 (4) 12.0981 (19) 12.0690 (13) one with chelating coordination mode, yielding a distorted square-antiprism geometry (Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…(2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293(2) a (Å) 10.057 (4) 10.0559 (16) 10.0369 (11) 10.020 (3) 10.051(2) b (Å) 11.090 (4) 11.0995 (18) 11.0999 (12) 11.088 (3) 11.113(2) c (Å) 12.102 (4) 12.0981 (19) 12.0690 (13) one with chelating coordination mode, yielding a distorted square-antiprism geometry (Fig. (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293 (2) 293(2) a (Å) 10.057 (4) 10.0559 (16) 10.0369 (11) 10.020 (3) 10.051(2) b (Å) 11.090 (4) 11.0995 (18) 11.0999 (12) 11.088 (3) 11.113(2) c (Å) 12.102 (4) 12.0981 (19) 12.0690 (13) one with chelating coordination mode, yielding a distorted square-antiprism geometry (Fig.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Initially, much emphasis has been placed on incorporating the transition-metal ions into such clusters especially containing the high spin Mn III ion which contributes a large spin and uniaxial anisotropy. 10 Thus, inspired by this prospected incorporation, in the quest for new SMMs synthetic efforts have recently been focused not only on the pure 3d 5f,11 and 4f clusters, 12 but also on heterometallic 3d-4f 13 and even 3d-5f clusters. 8 However, the empirical finding that D is inversely proportional to S suggests that increasing the cluster size to merely augment the spin to very high values may not necessarily be the best strategy to ensure SMM behavior at times.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this complex, H 3 L 1 coordinates in a dianionic form of (HL 1 ) 2À similar to that observed in complex 1, with the phenol and one of the alkoxyl groups deprotonated. [20] By linkage of the multiple bridges, a very rare Mn III 3 Mn II Na I core [10] is formed. Then, each of the alkoxo O atoms further bridges an equatorial Mn atom.…”
Section: Description Of the Structuresmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, some of us have developed synthetic methodologies through which structurally related cluster systems displaying interesting topologies and/or exhibiting fascinating magnetic properties can be assembled. 26,27 Some of these synthetic advances have been employed in the preparation of Mn 19 (R) clusters. In the following, the abbreviation Mn 19 (R) refers to the respective Mn 19 clusters without counterions and noncoordinated solvent molecules, with R the para-substituent on the phenolic organic ligands.…”
Section: ■ Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%