Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
50(44), P. 16242 - 16253
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
The
interest
in
the
generation
of
photoluminescence
lanthanide(III)
single-molecule
magnets
(SMMs)
is
driven
by
valuable
magneto-optical
correlations
as
well
perspectives
toward
magnetic
switching
emission
and
opto-magnetic
devices
linking
SMMs
with
optical
thermometry.
In
pursuit
enhanced
anisotropy
features,
key
role
played
suitable
ligands
attached
to
4f
metal
ion.
this
context,
cyanido
complexes
d-block
ions,
serving
expanded
metalloligands,
are
promising.
We
report
two
novel
discrete
coordination
systems
emissive
SMMs,
{[DyIII(H2O)3(tmpo)3]2[PtIVBr2(CN)4]3}·2H2O
(1)
{[DyIII(H2O)(tmpo)4]2[PtIVBr2(CN)4]3}·2CH3CN
(2)
(tmpo
=
trimethylphosphine
oxide),
obtained
combining
DyIII
uncommon
dibromotetracyanidoplatinate(IV)
[PtIVBr2(CN)4]2-.
They
built
analogous
Z-shaped
cyanido-bridged
{Dy2Pt3}
molecules
but
differ
number
(C.N.
8
1,
C.N.
7
2)
coordinated
tmpo
(three
four
which
related
applied
solvents.
As
a
result,
both
compounds
reveal
DyIII-centred
slow
relaxation
only
1
shows
SMM
character
at
zero
dc
field,
while
2
field-induced
SMM.
dynamics
governed
Raman
mechanism.
These
effects
were
analysed
using
ac
data
results
ab
initio
calculations
support
based
on
low-temperature
high-resolution
spectra.
Our
findings
indicate
that
heteroligand
halogeno-cyanido
PtIV
promising
precursors
for
further
potential
sensitivity
external
stimuli
may
be
lability
axially
positioned
halogeno
ligands.
Chemical Reviews,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
124(9), P. 5930 - 6050
Published: April 30, 2024
Since
the
last
century,
we
have
witnessed
development
of
molecular
magnetism
which
deals
with
magnetic
materials
based
on
species,
i.e.,
organic
radicals
and
metal
complexes.
Among
them,
broadest
attention
was
devoted
to
molecule-based
ferro-/ferrimagnets,
spin
transition
materials,
including
those
exploring
electron
transfer,
nanomagnets,
such
as
single-molecule
magnets
(SMMs),
qubits,
stimuli-responsive
materials.
Their
physical
properties
open
application
horizons
in
sensors,
data
storage,
spintronics,
quantum
computation.
It
found
that
various
optical
phenomena,
thermochromism,
photoswitching
characteristics,
luminescence,
nonlinear
chiroptical
effects,
well
responsivity
external
stimuli,
can
be
implemented
into
Moreover,
fruitful
interactions
these
effects
provide
new
cross-effects
multifunctionality,
enriching
applications
optical,
electronic,
devices.
This
Review
aims
show
scope
phenomena
generated
recent
advances
areas
high-temperature
photomagnetism,
thermometry
utilizing
SMMs,
addressability
magneto-chiral
dichroism,
opto-magneto-electric
multifunctionality.
These
findings
are
discussed
context
types
accessible
for
classes
Chemical Communications,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
59(40), P. 5961 - 5986
Published: Jan. 1, 2023
Multifunctional
materials,
which
exhibit
diverse
physical
properties,
are
candidates
for
the
new
generation
of
smart
devices
that
realize
many
tasks
simultaneously.
Particular
attention
is
given
to
single-phase
multifunctional
materials
offer
effects
induced
by
coupling
between
introduced
properties.
Complexes
lanthanide(3+)
ions
an
attractive
source
multifunctionality
since
they
combine
luminescent
functionalities
related
their
f-f
or
d-f
electronic
transitions
with
magnetic
anisotropy
originates
from
spin-orbit
and
crystal-field
effects.
The
resulting
single-molecule
magnets
(SMMs)
link
area
functional
luminophores,
applicable
in
light-emitting
diodes
sensing,
field
molecular
magnets,
high-density
data
storage,
additional
advantages,
e.g.,
fruitful
magneto-optical
correlations
switching
emission
a
field.
It
was
recently
shown
lanthanide
SMMs
can
provide
richly
expanded
towards
sensitivity
solvent
exchange,
temperature,
light,
as
well
electrical
such
super-ionic
conductivity
ferroelectricity,
non-centrosymmetricity-
chirality-related
effects,
second-harmonic
circularly
polarized
luminescence.
Here,
we
discuss
pioneering
reports
on
use
SMMs,
emphasis
our
contribution
relying
functionalization
4f
metal
complexes
through
insertion
into
heterometallic
coordination
compounds.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
61(21), P. 8153 - 8159
Published: May 17, 2022
Donor-acceptor
(D-A)
hybrid
frameworks
with
visual
X-ray
photochromism
at
room
temperature
are
fascinating
because
of
their
promising
applications
as
detectors.
Herein,
a
3-fold
interpenetrated
D-A
framework,
[Eu(bcbp)1.5(DMF)(H2O)2][Co(CN)6]·4H2O·CH3OH
(1),
has
been
obtained
by
incorporating
electron-rich
Co(CN)63-
into
the
electron-deficient
europium
viologen
which
interestingly
exhibits
ultraviolet
and
low-power
dual
remarkable
color
change
from
brown
to
green.
Experimental
theoretical
studies
revealed
that
photochromic
behavior
1
could
be
attributed
its
structural
feature
increasing
extent
photoinduced
electron
transfer
thus
photogenerated
radical
species
upon
irradiation.
Meanwhile,
due
introduction
emissive
lanthanide
cations
in
system,
photomodulated
luminescence
properties.
Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
50(14), P. 4959 - 4966
Published: Jan. 1, 2021
Three
3-D
isostructural
cyanide-bridged
3d–4f
heterobimetallic
complexes
with
enhanced
photochromism
and
photomagnetism
at
RT
have
been
achieved
by
the
introduction
of
a
photoactive
viologen
functionalized
ligand.
Dalton Transactions,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
51(21), P. 8208 - 8216
Published: Jan. 1, 2022
The
1
:
reaction
of
YbCl3·6H2O,
K3[Co(CN)6]
and
bpyO2
in
H2O
has
provided
access
to
a
complex
with
formula
[YbCo(CN)6(bpyO2)2(H2O)3]·4H2O
(1)
very
good
yield
while
its
structure
been
determined
by
single-crystal
X-ray
crystallography
characterised
based
on
elemental
analyses
IR
spectra.
Magnetic
susceptibility
studies
showed
the
be
field
induced
single
molecule
magnet,
as
confirmed
μ-SQUID
measurements.
CASSCF
calculations
confirm
existence
mJ
=
7/2
ground
state,
rather
large
transverse
components,
responsible
for
fast
relaxation
characteristic
compound
at
zero
DC
field,
which
is
reduced
upon
application
fields.
Moreover,
combination
luminescence
along
calculation
allows
identification
band
complex,
ultimately
related
electronic
properties.
Compound
operates
luminescent
thermometer
125-300
K
range
maximum
relative
thermal
sensitivity
≈0.1%
K-1
180
K.
Advanced Optical Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 27, 2025
Abstract
Luminescent
metal‐organic
frameworks
(MOFs)
are
widely
exploited
as
sensors
due
to
their
versatility
and
sensitivity
external
stimuli.
Although
there
numerous
luminescent
MOF‐based
thermometers
or
humidity
sensors,
only
a
few
examples
allow
efficient
detection
of
both
these
parameters.
We
present
family
MOF‐materials
based
on
Sr
2+
Ba
ions,
4,4′‐bipyridine‐
N
,
’‐dioxide
(4,4′‐bpdo)
linkers,
[M
III
(CN)
6
]
3−
species,
described
by
the
formulas
{[Sr
II
2.5
(NO
3
)][Sr
(H
2
O)]}[M
]∙
n
(solvent)
(M
=
Cr
(
1
),
Co
))
{[Ba
(4,4′‑bpdo)
1.5
O)
(NO)
][Ba
(MeOH)][M
]}∙
4
)).
Among
them,
air‐stable
phase
1a
deserves
main
recognition
reversible
water
vapor
sorption
properties,
proton
conductivity,
dual
photoluminescence
(PL).
This
cationic
MOF
is
constructed
blue‐emissive
4,4′‐bpdo
linkers
while
encapsulated
hexacyanidochromate
ions
exhibit
near‐infrared
PL
≈800
nm.
great
platform
for
sensing
relative
(RH)
temperature
utilizing
ratiometric
approach
intensities
NIR‐emission
lifetime.
The
optical
thermometry
high
performance
can
be
separated
from
influence
RH
using
fully
dehydrated
phase,
1deh
stable
at
0%
RH.
Given
that,
obtained
encapsulating
purely
inorganic
molecular
rubies
unique
example
multifunctional
proton‐conductive
sensor
temperature.
Inorganic Chemistry,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
62(4), P. 1611 - 1627
Published: Jan. 19, 2023
We
report
an
effective
strategy
toward
tunable
room-temperature
multicolor
to
white-light
emission
realized
by
mixing
three
different
lanthanide
ions
(Sm3+,
Tb3+,
and
Ce3+)
in
three-dimensional
(3D)
coordination
frameworks
based
on
hexacyanidoruthenate(II)
metalloligands.
Mono-lanthanide
compounds,
K{LnIII(H2O)n[RuII(CN)6]}·mH2O
(1,
Ln
=
La,
n
3,
m
1.2;
2,
Ce,
1.3;
Sm,
2.4;
4,
Tb,
2.4)
are
3D
cyanido-bridged
networks
the
Ln–NC–Ru
linkages,
with
cavities
occupied
K+
water
molecules.
They
crystallize
differently
for
larger
2)
smaller
(3,
4)
lanthanides,
hexagonal
P63/m
or
orthorhombic
Cmcm
space
groups,
respectively.
All
exhibit
luminescence
under
UV
excitation,
including
weak
blue
1
due
d-d
3T1g
→
1A1g
electronic
transition
of
RuII,
as
well
much
stronger
2
related
d-f
2D3/2
2F5/2,7/2
transitions
CeIII,
red
3
f-f
4G5/2
6H5/2,7/2,9/2,11/2
SmIII,
green
4
5D4
7F6,5,4,3
TbIII.
The
emissions,
especially
those
take
advantage
RuII-to-LnIII
energy
transfer.
CeIII
TbIII
emissions
also
supported
excitation
states.
Exploring
features
LnIII–RuII
networks,
two
series
heterobi-lanthanide
systems,
K{SmxCe1–x(H2O)n[Ru(CN)6]}·mH2O
(x
0.47,
0.88,
0.99,
0.998;
5–9)
K{TbxCe1–x(H2O)n[Ru(CN)6]}·mH2O
0.56,
0.65,
0.93,
0.997;
10–14)
were
prepared.
composition-
excitation-dependent
tuning
from
green,
Finally,
heterotri-lanthanide
system
K{Sm0.4Tb0.599Ce0.001(H2O)2[Ru(CN)6]}·2.5H2O
(15)
composition
shows
rich
spectrum
consisting
peaks
TbIII,
SmIII
centers,
which
gives
color
orange
CIE
1931
xy
parameters
0.325,
0.333.