Abstract
A novel nitronyl nitroxide triradical, p-triNN ( 1), has been synthesized, in which a π-conjugated biradical with a singlet ground state and a doublet monoradical are united by σ-bonds. Two kinds of intramolecular exchange interactions, one between the biradical and monoradical entities J(σ) through the σ-bonds and the other within the biradical moiety J(π) through the π-conjugation, were examined by paramagnetic susceptibility χ m for the sample dispersed in an organic polymer film. The magnitude of J(σ) (2 J(σ)/ k B ≤ −0.01 K) was found to be much weaker than that of J(π) (2 J(π)/ k B = −70.0 K). This result indicates that the triradical p-triNN ( 1) can be used as a building block for generalized ferrimagnets, which from theoretical calculations have been predicted to exhibit an exotic spin alignment.
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