Deciphering Spin-State Equilibrium in [Fe2L3] Helicates: A Comparative Study in Solid and Solution State

15 May 2025, Version 1
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Abstract

A series of metallosupramolecular ferrous [Fe2L3] helicates have been synthesized from in-situ prepared flexible bis-bidentate imidazolyl ligand and characterized using single crystal XRD using synchrotron radiation. With variation in the temperature, both the complexes M1 and M2 exhibit Spin-State Switching, which is confirmed from magnetic susceptibility measurements in the solid state and from variable temperature Evans 1H-NMR in the solution state. Further investigations have been conducted to get insights into the spin state equilibri-um from the variable temperature NMR method. Additionally, the switching process is very much dependent on the short interactions within the system, hence sensitive to solvent loss at higher temperatures

Keywords

Spin-State Equilibrium
Metallosupramolecular Helicates
Paramagnetic NMR
LIESST Effect
Single crystal X-ray diffraction

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