Issue 5, 2003

Ab initio and DFT modelling of complex materials: towards the understanding of electronic and magnetic properties of polyoxometalates

Abstract

In this review we summarise the quantum chemistry studies carried out by several groups over the last ten years on polyoxometalates, or polyoxoanions. This is an immense family of compounds made up of transition metal ions in their highest oxidation state and oxo ligands. The continuous progress of computers in general, and quantum chemistry software in particular, has enabled a number of topics in polyoxometalate chemistry to be studied from the electronic structure of the most representative polyoxometalate, the so-called Keggin anion, to the factors governing the inclusion complexes and the magnetism in reduced complexes.

Graphical abstract: Ab initio and DFT modelling of complex materials: towards the understanding of electronic and magnetic properties of polyoxometalates

Article information

Article type
Introductory Reviews
Submitted
19 Feb 2003
First published
12 Jun 2003

Chem. Soc. Rev., 2003,32, 297-308

Ab initio and DFT modelling of complex materials: towards the understanding of electronic and magnetic properties of polyoxometalates

J. M. Poblet, X. López and C. Bo, Chem. Soc. Rev., 2003, 32, 297 DOI: 10.1039/B109928K

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