The Journal of Chemical Physics · 1973 · 29 citations · 27 references
Natural SciencesChemistryMaterials ScienceInorganic ChemistryPhysical ChemistrySpectroscopyCoordination ChemistryCrystal ChemistryCrystal SymmetryCrystallographyMagnetism Of Inorganic CompoundsMolecular Orbital TheoryAntimony ChemistryCoordination Compound MagnetismCrystal Symmetry DeterminationLigand Field AnalysisLigand Field EffectsMolecular Orbital AnalysisMolecular Orbital SymmetrySite Symmetry Effects
Single crystal X-band EPR studies of VO2+ and Cr3+ in the matrix (NH4)2SbCl5 show the impurity ions to substitute in an antimony site, a site of approximately C4v five coordinate symmetry. The vanadyl species exhibits axial symmetry with g∥=1.9478± 0.0001, g⊥=1.9793± 0.0001, A∥=0.01688± 0.00001 cm−1, A⊥=0.0062± 0.00001 cm−1, and the chromium species rhombic symmetry with gx=1.9835± 0.0002, gy=1.9839± 0.0002, gz=1.9853± 0.0001, D=0.03706± 0.00001 cm−1, E=0.00304± 0.00001 cm−1, A=0.00165± 0.00002 cm−1. Molecular orbital and ligand field calculations support the assignment of the magnetic species as VOCl42− and CrCl52−, respectively.
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Choice Reviews Online · 1999 · 14.3K citations
The Electronic Structure of the Vanadyl Ion
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