Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds

We have successfully prepared and structurally characterized a family of butterfly-like [Co2 IIILn2 III] complexes where all magnetic properties are due to the Ln(iii) ions. The complexes with Ln = Tb(1), Dy(2), Ho(3), Er(4) and Yb(5) are iso-structural. An exception is the complex with Ln = Gd(6) w...

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Autores principales: Funes, A.V., Carrella, L., Rechkemmer, Y., Van Slageren, J., Rentschler, E., Alborés, P.
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spelling todo:paper_14779226_v46_n10_p3400_Funes2023-10-03T16:19:19Z Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds Funes, A.V. Carrella, L. Rechkemmer, Y. Van Slageren, J. Rentschler, E. Alborés, P. Beryllium compounds Carbon dioxide Ground state Magnetism Applied magnetic fields Butterfly compound Crystal field parameter Energy level splitting Magnetic behaviour One-dimensional chains Structural characterization Structural similarity Cobalt compounds We have successfully prepared and structurally characterized a family of butterfly-like [Co2 IIILn2 III] complexes where all magnetic properties are due to the Ln(iii) ions. The complexes with Ln = Tb(1), Dy(2), Ho(3), Er(4) and Yb(5) are iso-structural. An exception is the complex with Ln = Gd(6) which strings in a one dimensional chain. The structural similarity together with the high tendency of the crystallites to align under an applied magnetic field allowed an overall DC magnetic data treatment to extract phenomenological crystal field parameters and hence to determine the ground state multiplet energy level splitting. The Dy(iii) member is the only one showing slow relaxation of magnetization under zero DC applied field, while all the others need a small DC applied field. © The Royal Society of Chemistry. Fil:Funes, A.V. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Alborés, P. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14779226_v46_n10_p3400_Funes
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topic Beryllium compounds
Carbon dioxide
Ground state
Magnetism
Applied magnetic fields
Butterfly compound
Crystal field parameter
Energy level splitting
Magnetic behaviour
One-dimensional chains
Structural characterization
Structural similarity
Cobalt compounds
spellingShingle Beryllium compounds
Carbon dioxide
Ground state
Magnetism
Applied magnetic fields
Butterfly compound
Crystal field parameter
Energy level splitting
Magnetic behaviour
One-dimensional chains
Structural characterization
Structural similarity
Cobalt compounds
Funes, A.V.
Carrella, L.
Rechkemmer, Y.
Van Slageren, J.
Rentschler, E.
Alborés, P.
Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
topic_facet Beryllium compounds
Carbon dioxide
Ground state
Magnetism
Applied magnetic fields
Butterfly compound
Crystal field parameter
Energy level splitting
Magnetic behaviour
One-dimensional chains
Structural characterization
Structural similarity
Cobalt compounds
description We have successfully prepared and structurally characterized a family of butterfly-like [Co2 IIILn2 III] complexes where all magnetic properties are due to the Ln(iii) ions. The complexes with Ln = Tb(1), Dy(2), Ho(3), Er(4) and Yb(5) are iso-structural. An exception is the complex with Ln = Gd(6) which strings in a one dimensional chain. The structural similarity together with the high tendency of the crystallites to align under an applied magnetic field allowed an overall DC magnetic data treatment to extract phenomenological crystal field parameters and hence to determine the ground state multiplet energy level splitting. The Dy(iii) member is the only one showing slow relaxation of magnetization under zero DC applied field, while all the others need a small DC applied field. © The Royal Society of Chemistry.
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author Funes, A.V.
Carrella, L.
Rechkemmer, Y.
Van Slageren, J.
Rentschler, E.
Alborés, P.
author_facet Funes, A.V.
Carrella, L.
Rechkemmer, Y.
Van Slageren, J.
Rentschler, E.
Alborés, P.
author_sort Funes, A.V.
title Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
title_short Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
title_full Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
title_fullStr Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
title_full_unstemmed Synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [Co2 IIILn2 III] butterfly compounds
title_sort synthesis, structural characterization and magnetic behaviour of a family of [co2 iiiln2 iii] butterfly compounds
url http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14779226_v46_n10_p3400_Funes
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