Metal atom dynamics in four triferrocenylmethane derivatives and the crystal structure of Fc3COH

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Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)6606-6609
Number of pages4
JournalDalton Transactions
Issue number33
Publication statusPublished - 11 Aug 2009

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The metal atom dynamics of four triferrocenylmethane derivatives have been elucidated, using temperature-dependent 57Fe Mössbauer effect (ME) spectroscopy. The hyperfine parameters (IS and QS) at 90 K are compared to each other and those of related ferrocenoids. The metal atom vibrational amplitudes as a function of temperature have been extracted from the ME recoil-free fraction data, and are compared to the X-ray Ui,jvalues for two of the compounds. The single crystal structural data for triferrocenylmethanol have been determined at 173 and 295 K. The vibrational anisotropy of the metal atom for all of the compounds is negligibly small over the accessible temperature range.

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Metal atom dynamics in four triferrocenylmethane derivatives and the crystal structure of Fc3COH. / Cohen, Shmuel; Ma, Jingxiang; Butenschön, Holger et al.
In: Dalton Transactions, No. 33, 11.08.2009, p. 6606-6609.

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