1984
DOI: 10.1021/ic00194a002
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Synthesis, structure, and electronic features of (.mu.-sulfido)bis[(N,N'-ethylenebis(salicylaldiminato))iron(III)], [Fe(salen)]2S, containing the only authenticated example of the iron(III)-sulfur-iron(III) single bridge

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“…In particular, Fe(III)-N bonds trans to the bridging oxygen are noticeably long (average 2.287(3) Å). The Fe(III)-O distance (average 1.815(3) Å) and the Fe-O-Fe angle (169.34(17)°) are both within the range of simple µ-oxodiiron(III) complexes 20. …”
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“…In particular, Fe(III)-N bonds trans to the bridging oxygen are noticeably long (average 2.287(3) Å). The Fe(III)-O distance (average 1.815(3) Å) and the Fe-O-Fe angle (169.34(17)°) are both within the range of simple µ-oxodiiron(III) complexes 20. …”
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“…amine)] and their X-ray studies have widely been presented in the literature[5][6][7][8][9]. Kessel and Hendrickson[10] have studied Schiff base complexes of iron(III) incorporating p-quinone bridges.…”
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“…A paramount dependence of the magnetic exchange interactions would be in agreement with similar observations made for related binuclear transition metal thiophenolate complexes. [32,52,53] Moreover, the different structure of the ligands in the Ni3-and Ni2-complexes causes opposite signs of the magnetic anisotropy. Thus, in the Ni3-complex the ligand structure yields the positive axial anisotropy and, therefore, an easy plane situation for the molecule.…”
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