Mixed-Valence Trimers in Organic–Inorganic Hybrid Chromium and Vanadium Chlorides
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Abstract
The crystal structures and basic magnetic properties of Prd 4 Cr 3 Cl 12 and Prd 4 V 3 Cl 12 (Prd = pyrrolidinium, C 4 H 10 N + ), previously unreported organic–inorganic hybrid compounds, are described. These compounds are synthesized via solid-state methods, and their crystal structures contain face-sharing [M 3 Cl 12 ] 4– trimers possessing the configuration M 3+ –M 2+ –M 3+ that are isolated from one another by pyrrolidinium cations. Magnetic analyses reveal that the dominant magnetic correlations for both materials are antiferromagnetic, with particularly strong coupling observed in Prd 4 V 3 Cl 12 . Neither compound exhibits long-range magnetic ordering down to 0.8 K, though sharp upturns in heat capacity data may signify the onset of such transitions.
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OpenAlex topics: Metal-Organic Frameworks: Synthesis and Applications · Radioactive element chemistry and processing · Polyoxometalates: Synthesis and Applications
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Department of Chemistry
Princeton University
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Princeton Center for Complex Materials · Basic Energy Sciences
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