Catching the radical: Characterization of an oxidized nonsymmetric NiII–Salalen complex 2+ has demonstrated that the ligand radical is localized on the more electron-rich aminophenolate, and can be described as a Class II intervalence complex. This is in contrast to the oxidized symmetric salen analogue 1+, in which the radical is fully delocalized across the ligand framework, a Class III species.
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