Abstract
The crystal structures of diamagnetic (2-aza-2-(4′-methyl methylbenzoate)-5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl-21-carbaporphyrinato-N,N′,N″) nickel(II) [Ni(2-NCH2-p-C6H4-CO2CH3NCTPP); 5], paramagnetic bromo(2-aza-2-(4′-methyl methylbenzoate)-5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl-21-carbaporphyrinato-N,N′,N″) manganese(III) [Mn(2-NCH2-p-C6H4-CO2CH3NCTPP)Br; 7], and paramagnetic bromo(2-aza-2-allyl-5,10,15,20-tetraphenyl-21-carbaporphyrinato-N,N′,N″) manganese(III) [Mn(2-NCH2-CHCH2NCTPP)Br; 6] were determined. The coordination sphere around Ni(II) in 5 is described as four-coordinate square-planar, whereas for Mn(III) in 6 and 7, it is a five-coordinate square pyramid (SPY-5) in which the unidentate Br− ligand occupies the axial site. The geff value of 10.7 (or 11.1) measured from the parallel polarization of the X-band EPR spectra at 4K is consistent with a high spin mononuclear manganese(III) centre (S=2) in 6 (or 7). The magnitude of the axial (D) zero-field splitting (ZFS) for the mononuclear Mn(III) centre in 6 (or 7) was determined approximately as −3.3cm−1 (or −0.92cm−1) by paramagnetic susceptibility measurements. Owing to the weak C(39A)–H(39B)⋯BrBA [or C(45A)–H(45B)···BrC] intermolecular hydrogen bonds, the mononuclear Mn(III) neutral molecules of 6 (or 7) are arranged in a dimeric network. A weak Mn(III)···Mn(III) antiferromagnetic interaction (JAF=−0.02cm−1) operates via a MnAA (dz2)‖BrAA (pz)‖H(39D) (s)‖C(39B)‖N(4B)‖C(16B)‖C(17B)‖MnBA superexchange pathway in complex 6. Moreover, a weak Mn(III)⋯Mn(III) ferromagnetic interaction (JF=0.58cm−1) operates via a MnC (dz2)‖BrC (pz)⊥H(45B) (s)‖C(45A)‖N(4A)‖C(18A)‖C(17A)‖MnA superexchange pathway in 7.
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