Conor T. Kelly, Vibe Boel Jakobsen, Aizuddin Sultan, Ross Jordan, Brendan Twamley, Peter Nockemann, Solveig Felton, Helge Müller-Bunz, Grace Genevieve Morgan
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Abstract
Eight new MnIII salts of the [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]X complex are reported, of which four show thermal spin crossover (SCO): 1a [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]PF6·0.33CH3CN, 1b [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]PF6·CH3CN, 1c [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]PF6, 2 [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]AsF6, 3 [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]NO3, 4 [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]Br, 5 [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]BF4, and 6 [MnIII(3,5-diF-sal2323)]OTf·0.66H2O. Solvatomorphism is observed in the PF6− salt, revealing one complex which undergoes gradual SCO (1a·0.33CH3CN), one that is fully high spin (1b·CH3CN); a third solvent-free solvatomorph 1c is also recovered where structural data indicate a spin triplet at 100 K. In 1a, three independent MnIII sites with spin state ordering of HS:LS:LS at 100 K and HS:IS:IS at 293 K are observed, where HS = high spin (S = 2), LS = low spin (S = 1), and IS = intermediate spin (i.e., an equilibrium of S = 1 and S = 2). Structural data are presented for all complexes, and magnetic data for 1a, 1b, 2, and 3.
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