Abstract

The six-coordinate cobalt complexes, C57H63.50N4.50O4Co (IIa), C60H69N5O4Co (IIb), C58H67N3O8Co (IIc), C56H61N5O10Co (IId), C56H63N3O6Co (IIe), C58H66N4O6Co (IIf), and C58H63N7O8Co (IIg), adducts of high-spin tetrahedral Co(II) bis(salicylaldiminates) (C29H24.50N3.50O2Co (Ia), C32H30N4O2Co (Ib), C30H28N2O6Co (Ic), C28H22N4O8Co (Id), C28H24N2O4Co (Ie), C30H27N3O4Co (If), and C30H24N6O6Co (Ig)) and redox-active 2,4,6,8-tetrakis(tert-butyl)phenoxazin-1-one (L), were synthesized and studied for structure and magnetic properties. Complexes IIa–IIg have octahedral structure (CIF files CCDC nos. 1403920 (IIf), 1403922 (IIg)) and exist in the ground low-spin state (ls-CoIII-SQ), which arises upon intramolecular single-electron redox process in the ligand–metal system. The presence of substituents of different nature in the azomethine ligands of IIa–IIg does not induce any significant changes in their magnetic properties.

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