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J. Chim. Phys.
Volume 86, 1989
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Page(s) | 872 - 879 | |
DOI | https://doi.org/10.1051/jcp/1989860872 | |
Published online | 29 May 2017 |
Optical transitions in D4h Copper chloride complexes : AN MS-Xα investigation
D.C.I.T.T.Y.M., Sección Ciencia de Materiales, Facultad de Ciencias, Universidad de Cantabria,
39005 Santander, Spain
The crystal-field (CF) and charge transfer (CT) spectrum of the square-planar CuCl42- complex as well as the ones relevant to the elongated and compressed CuCl64- complexes have been investigated through the MS-Xα methodology. The calculations performed for different values of the equatorial and axial distances Req and Rax, reproduce well the experimental values found for CuCl42- (Req=226.5 pm) and CdCl2:Cu2+ (Req=235 pm; Rax=280 pm). Although an increase of Req decreases the energy of the first CT transition, CdCl2:Cu2+ exhibits a value close to that of CuCl42- due to the presence of axial ligands which rises the energy of the d-orbitals. The large Req distance in CdCl2:Cu2+ is reflected however in the smaller separation between the two eu(π+σ) → x2-y2 and eu(σ+ π) → x2-y2 CT transitions. The present calculations indicate that the optical spectrum detected for (en H)2 MnCl4:Cu2+ displaying the first CT transition at 20800 cm-1 is hard to be ascribed to an elongated CuCl64- complex. By contrast it can reasonably be understood assuming a compressed situation.
Résumé
Les transitions de transfert de charge (CT) et de champ cristallin (CC) pour le complexe carré plan CuCl42- et des complexes octaédriques CuCl64- distordus sont évaluées en utilisant les états de transitions dans la méthode MS-Xα; la dépendance des transitions en fonction des distances metal-iigand est étudiée de manière à obtenir les structures électroniques des sels des cristaux où ces complexes interviennet. En particulier, le spectre optique de (enH)2MnCl4:Cu2+ est attribué à un complexe CuCl64- distordu ou les deux Cl- axiaux sont plus proches de Cu2+ que les quatre Cl- équatoriaux.
© Paris : Société de Chimie Physique, 1989