Abstract
Depending on the Cu(II)/ligand molar ratio, a pyrimidine-based ligand generates a tetranuclear grid (1/1) or a dinuclear stick (2/1). EPR, MS and visible spectroscopy studies suggest that dilution produces partial dissociation of the grid in solution. Replacement of 2-H-pyrimidine by a 2-phenyl-triazine unit prevents the dissociation of the grid. All these factors influence the magnetic properties of the architectures herein involved.
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