A Cu–Zn–Cu–Zn heterometallomacrocycle shows significant antiferromagnetic coupling between paramagnetic centres mediated by diamagnetic metal
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Elena A. Buvaylo, Vladimir N. Kokozay, Olga Yu. Vassilyeva, Brian W. Skelton, Julia Jezierska, Louis C. Brunel, Andrew Ozarowski
An unprecedented antiferromagnetic exchange mediated by two –O–Zn–O– bridges, with singlet–triplet splitting J = 35.0 cm−1, was observed between two copper centers separated by 5.7062(9) Å in the heterometallomacrocyclic diethanolamine (H2L) complex [Cu2Zn2(NH3)2Br2(HL)4]Br2·CH3OH.
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