2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.poly.2015.07.034
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Double azido/cyanato bridged copper(II) dimers incorporating tridentate nitrogen donors Schiff base: Structure, EPR and magnetic studies

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“…The electronic spectra of complexes in DCM show d–d absorption at 618 nm as a broad peak, as expected for the octahedral Cu( ii ) complex. 58 The other band appearing at 290 nm is due to the internal transition of the ligand (Fig. S4†).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The electronic spectra of complexes in DCM show d–d absorption at 618 nm as a broad peak, as expected for the octahedral Cu( ii ) complex. 58 The other band appearing at 290 nm is due to the internal transition of the ligand (Fig. S4†).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The bridging Cu1–N4–Cu1 (i) and Cu1–N4 (i) –Cu1 (i) bond angles are 102.71(16)°, similar to those observed in other similar dimers. [ 47 ] The cis angles (in the range 73.44–106.61°) and trans angles (with an average value of 161.37°) for the CuN 6 coordination sphere deviate from the ideal values for an octahedral geometry. These observations reveal a distorted octahedral geometry for the Cu1 and Cu1 (i) centers.…”
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“…Bands centered between 300–420 nm (λ max at 340 nm for 1 , 323 nm for 2 and 364 nm for 3 ) may be assigned to ligand to ligand charge transfer . The band at 475 nm for 1 may be assigned to a ligand to metal charge transfer, while the broad band at 580 nm for 2 and 620 nm for 3 corresponds to a d ‐ d transitions of the metal ion …”
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confidence: 99%