Issue 18, 2009

Clear evidence of electron delocalization: synthesis, structure, magnetism, EPR and DFT calculation of the asymmetric hexanickel string complex containing a single mixed-valence (Ni2)3+ unit

Abstract

This paper describes the physical properties of the (Ni2)3+ mixed-valence unit that is an excellent conductivity-enhanced tool for metal string complexes.

Graphical abstract: Clear evidence of electron delocalization: synthesis, structure, magnetism, EPR and DFT calculation of the asymmetric hexanickel string complex containing a single mixed-valence (Ni2)3+ unit

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Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
26 Jan 2009
Accepted
12 Feb 2009
First published
13 Mar 2009

Dalton Trans., 2009, 3571-3573

Clear evidence of electron delocalization: synthesis, structure, magnetism, EPR and DFT calculation of the asymmetric hexanickel string complex containing a single mixed-valence (Ni2)3+ unit

I. P. Liu, C. Chen, S. Hua, C. Chen, H. Wang, G. Lee and S. Peng, Dalton Trans., 2009, 3571 DOI: 10.1039/B901675A

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