High-frequency (245 GHz) and X-band EPR study of stable dicopper radical complexes

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Anne-Laure Barra, Louis-Claude Brunel, Frank Baumann, Manuela Schwach, Michael Moscherosch and Wolfgang Kaim


Abstract

Stable, readily accessible and in part even structurally established paramagnetic complex cations [Cu2(µ-η4-BL)L2]+˙, BL = bridging ligand, L = Ph2P(CH2)nPPh2 or 2 PPh3, were studied by high-frequency (245 GHz) and X-band EPR spectroscopy. The dicopper(I)/anion radical ligand formulation as opposed to a mixed-valent dimetal description is supported by the high-frequency EPR results which show g components between 2.0220 and 1.9968. The largest (rhombic) g anisotropy Δg was found for the system with BL = azodi-tert-butyl formate and L = Ph2P(CH2)6PPh2, and the smallest (axial) Δg splittings for 1,2,4,5-tetrazine-bridged species. There is a clear relation between Δg as obtained from the high-field measurements and the 63,65Cu hyperfine coupling as measured from solution spectra in the X band.


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