A new series of layered transition metal oxalates: hydrothermal synthesis, structural and magnetic studies
A new series of layered transition metal oxalates: hydrothermal synthesis, structural and magnetic studies
The hydrothermal synthesis and crystallographic study of a new family of isostructural transition metal oxalate compounds, Ba2M2(ox)(3)Cl-2(H2O)(4) (M = Mn(II) (1), Fe(II) (2) or Co(II) (3)) is reported. The crystal structure has C2/c symmetry and contains two types of oxalate. These dianionic ligands bridge the transition metal ions in two different modes, which together form a 2-D net comprised of linked chains of transition metal ions. The iron derivative shows strong evidence of antiferromagnetic coupling interactions and significant short-range magnetic order at low temperatures but there is no evidence of long-range ordering above 2 K. Attempts to fit the observed magnetic susceptibility to several approximate models is reviewed. The Co derivative also shows antiferromagnetic coupling and additionally appears to have a magnetic phase transition at about 11(1) K.
directing organic amines, open-framework, ferrimagnets, diffraction, networks, channels, complex, crystal, cation
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Price, Daniel J.
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Powell, Annie K.
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Wood, Paul T.
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2003
Price, Daniel J.
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Powell, Annie K.
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Wood, Paul T.
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Price, Daniel J., Powell, Annie K. and Wood, Paul T.
(2003)
A new series of layered transition metal oxalates: hydrothermal synthesis, structural and magnetic studies.
Dalton Transactions, (12), .
(doi:10.1039/b301658g).
Abstract
The hydrothermal synthesis and crystallographic study of a new family of isostructural transition metal oxalate compounds, Ba2M2(ox)(3)Cl-2(H2O)(4) (M = Mn(II) (1), Fe(II) (2) or Co(II) (3)) is reported. The crystal structure has C2/c symmetry and contains two types of oxalate. These dianionic ligands bridge the transition metal ions in two different modes, which together form a 2-D net comprised of linked chains of transition metal ions. The iron derivative shows strong evidence of antiferromagnetic coupling interactions and significant short-range magnetic order at low temperatures but there is no evidence of long-range ordering above 2 K. Attempts to fit the observed magnetic susceptibility to several approximate models is reviewed. The Co derivative also shows antiferromagnetic coupling and additionally appears to have a magnetic phase transition at about 11(1) K.
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Published date: 2003
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directing organic amines, open-framework, ferrimagnets, diffraction, networks, channels, complex, crystal, cation
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/20069
ISSN: 1477-9226
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