2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0277-5387(02)00936-1
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Structures of four types of novel high-valent manganese complexes obtained by the reactions of KMnO4 with tridentate Schiff base ligands

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“…[32] For the Mn IV complex 1, the UV/Vis spectrum reveals three absorption transitions: at 266 nm, which can be attributed to the intraligand process (πǞπ*); two lower intensive bands are observed at 346 nm (log ε = 3.70), can be assigned to the C-N imine LMCT transition, following charge-transfer O phenolate Ǟ Mn IV transition at 418 nm (log ε = 3.54), in a quasi-regular octahedral environment, in agreement with the X-ray structure proposed. [32,37,38] In the mixed-valence Co II Co III complex 2 the band observed at 398 nm (log ε = 3.36) is best described as a charge-transfer process most probably originating from a O phenolate Ǟ Co III LMCT, in agreement with the resolved X-ray structure of cobalt complex 2 (Co1-O1 and Co1-O6). No intervalence transition at lower energy was observed, thus suggesting that the valences are also localized [Co (1) III ; Co(2) II ] when 2 is dissolved in CH 3 CN solution.…”
Section: Uv/vis Spectroscopysupporting
confidence: 74%
“…[32] For the Mn IV complex 1, the UV/Vis spectrum reveals three absorption transitions: at 266 nm, which can be attributed to the intraligand process (πǞπ*); two lower intensive bands are observed at 346 nm (log ε = 3.70), can be assigned to the C-N imine LMCT transition, following charge-transfer O phenolate Ǟ Mn IV transition at 418 nm (log ε = 3.54), in a quasi-regular octahedral environment, in agreement with the X-ray structure proposed. [32,37,38] In the mixed-valence Co II Co III complex 2 the band observed at 398 nm (log ε = 3.36) is best described as a charge-transfer process most probably originating from a O phenolate Ǟ Co III LMCT, in agreement with the resolved X-ray structure of cobalt complex 2 (Co1-O1 and Co1-O6). No intervalence transition at lower energy was observed, thus suggesting that the valences are also localized [Co (1) III ; Co(2) II ] when 2 is dissolved in CH 3 CN solution.…”
Section: Uv/vis Spectroscopysupporting
confidence: 74%
“…[17] It is well known that tridentate H 2 sap derivatives usually form phenoxobridged dinuclear metal complexes. [6][7][8][9]18,20] However, when bidentate ligands such as phenanthroline are available, ternary mononuclear complexes such as [Mn(sap)L] are often reported. [11,19] In the present case, the reaction of H 3 L 1 with manganese ions corresponds to the latter because H 3 L 1 has both (sap) and bidentate coordination sites.…”
Section: Bond Lengths [å]mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the crystal packing, several intermolecular hydrogen bonds between coordinating solvents and neighbouring molecules are recognised. The distance be-tween the O(14) atom of the coordinating methanol molecule and the O (8) j atom of (L 1 ) 3-in the neighbouring molecule is 2.949(7) Å, which is regarded as a typical hydrogen bond (symmetry code j: 1 -x, -1/2 -y, 1/2 -z). As a result, the nearest intermolecular Mn···Mn distance [Mn(2)··· Mn(1) j 5.7824(15) Å] is shorter than intramolecular Mn···Mn distances.…”
Section: Bond Lengths [å]mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The two modes of coordination of the ligands mentioned for complexes 25 and 31 are also characteristic of the benzoxazole complex 32 [89].…”
Section: + M O 25 Solventmentioning
confidence: 88%