The structures of (MePh 3 P)[M(dca) 3 ] (M = Fe, Co, Ni and dca = dicyanamide, N(CN) 2 - ) are isomorphous and contain anionic [M(dca) 3 ] - networks in which octahedral metal ions are bridged by bidentate μ 1,5 dca anions, to generate three-dimensional (3D) five-connected networks. The structures of (EtPh 3 P)[M(dca) 3 ] (M = Mn, Co, Ni) are also isomorphous and contain similar anionic networks to the MePh 3 P + structures. In both sets of structures, the cations appear to perform a templating function and lie in pairs within cavities in the anionic network. These cation pairs show pseudo-6-fold phenyl embraces. No long-range magnetic ordering intrinsic to these materials was observed, although traces of the ferromagnets α-[Co(dca) 2 ] and α-[Ni(dca) 2 ] were observable in very small applied fields, at 9 and 21 K, respectively.
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