Towards the first theoretical scale of the trans effect in octahedral complexes

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Publication Date 2015-11-18
DOI 10.1039/C5CP04982B
Impact Factor 3.676
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Vincent Tognetti, Laurent Joubert, Henry Chermette, Dominique Luneau, Christophe Morell


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Abstract

In this paper, we show that trans effects in octahedral complexes can primarily be related to differences in the ability, for a given ligand, to cede electron density to the metal cation under the influence of the ligand at the trans position. Using tools from conceptual DFT or from related paradigms, we highlight these effects on a set of representative examples and further provide the basis for a computational trans effect scale. This quantification notably retrieves the experimental trans orienting series.

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