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Phase transitions and molecular reorientations in [Mn(OS(CH 3) 2) 6](ClO 4) 2 studied by proton magnetic resonance and Raman spectroscopy

Szostak E.1, Migdał-Mikuli A.1, Hołderna-Natkaniec K.2, Gwoździk-Bujakowski R.2, Kaczor A.1
  • 1Faculty of Chemistry, Department of Chemical Physics, Jagiellonian University, No. 3 Ingardena Street, 30-060 Kraków, Poland
  • 2Institute of Physics, A. Mickiewicz University, No. 85 Umultowska Street, 61-606 Poznań, Poland
Journal of Coordination Chemistry, 65 (15), pp.2732-2742, 2012
DOI:: 10.1080/00958972.2012.702270
Abstract: The temperature dependence of full width at half maximum of bands associated with δ d(OClO)F 2, δ(CSC), and χ(CH 3) vibrational modes in the FT-RS spectra of [Mn(OS(CH 3) 2) 6](ClO 4) 2 have shown that the dynamic of reorientational motions of ClO - 4 and CH 3 groups (from (CH 3) 2SO) undergoes distinct changes at the phase transitions at T h C3 ≈ 365 K and T h C4 ≈ 322K. These are the phase transitions from stable crystal to stable rotational phase and from metastable crystal to metastable rotational phase, respectively. Moreover, characteristic changes of the Raman spectra at these phase transitions, connected with both the shift of the band positions and the scattered light intensity of the bands associated with v s(SO), v s(MnO), δ(CSC), and δ(OMnO) modes, suggest that these phase transitions are associated with crystal structure changes, too. Analysis of temperature dependence of the second moment (M 2) of 1H NMR showed that on first heating (from room temperature) of the compound the reorientations of the CH 3 groups were set in motion in the phase transition at T h C3 ≈ 365K. On subsequent heating (after cooling the compound to 100K) molecular reorientation starts just above 150K, and above the temperature of 223K all molecular groups containing protons perform nearly free rotation with frequencies of a few kHz, including an isotropic reorientation of the whole [Mn(OS(CH 3) 2) 6] 2+. © 2012 Taylor & Francis.
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