Hidden Spin State Accessed by Light Irradiation in Iron(III) High-Spin Complex

Hikaru Zenno; Rui Hieda; Ryosuke Nakao; Yoshihiro Sekine; Shinya Hayami

doi:10.1039/d5dt01604e

January 1, 2025Dalton Transactions

Hidden Spin State Accessed by Light Irradiation in Iron(III) High-Spin Complex

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Key Points

Light irradiation converts high-spin (HS) iron(III) complexes to low-spin (LS) states, enhancing our understanding of magnetic transitions.
Key evidence shows that under light conditions, the HS complex transitions significantly, affecting its magnetic properties.
The approach involved synthesizing the high-spin iron(III) complex and characterizing its crystal structures and photo-induced behavior.
The findings suggest promising applications in magnetic materials, although further studies are needed to explore practical uses.

Implication

Synthesis and characterization reveal how light irradiation converts high-spin to low-spin states in iron complexes, highlighting intriguing magnetic properties.

Abstract

High-spin (HS) iron(III) complex, [Fe(qsal)2]Cl·MeOH·H2O, was synthesised, and its crystal structures and photo-induced magnetic properties were characterised. Upon photo-excitation, the HS state is converted into a low-spin (LS) state, revealing...

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