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Platinum chains

One-dimensional inorganic platinum-chain electrical conductors. J. M. Williams, Adv. Inorg. Chem. Radiochem., 1983,26,235-268 (107). [Pg.62]

Figure 10 (a) Splitting apart of the half-filled band on the asymmetric distortion of Figure 8a. This is the higher of the two bands of Figure 9(a). Notice the change in orbital character as a result of a Peierls distortion for the platinum chain, (b) Plot of orbital energy vs k, showing the orbitals most strongly affected. Figure 10 (a) Splitting apart of the half-filled band on the asymmetric distortion of Figure 8a. This is the higher of the two bands of Figure 9(a). Notice the change in orbital character as a result of a Peierls distortion for the platinum chain, (b) Plot of orbital energy vs k, showing the orbitals most strongly affected.
Hubbard (13) elucidated a mathematical description of the change from one situation to another for the simplest case of a half-filled s band of a solid. His result is shown in Figure 11. For ratios of W/U greater than the critical value of 2/ /3 then a Fermi surface should be found and the system can be a metal. This critical point is associated with the Mott transition from metal to insulator. At smaller values than this parameter, then, a correlation, or Hubbard, gap exists and the system is an antiferromagnetic insulator. Both the undoped 2-1 -4 compound and the nickel analog of the one dimensional platinum chain are systems of this type. At the far left-hand side of Figure 11 we show pictorially the orbital occupancy of the upper and lower Hubbard bands. [Pg.757]

Figure 2.6 Chloro-bridged linear platinum chains dispersed as aggregates of a poly ion complex with a sulfonate amphiphile. Figure 2.6 Chloro-bridged linear platinum chains dispersed as aggregates of a poly ion complex with a sulfonate amphiphile.
One-Dimensional Inorganic Platinum-Chain Electrical Conductors Jack M. Williams... [Pg.417]

O3BF4RU2C15H13, Ruthenium(l+), jLCarbonic acid cobalt complexes, 21 120, 23 107, 112 platinum chain complex, 21 153, 154... [Pg.282]

MO calculations based on the neutral Pt(mnt)2 molecule show that, as expected, the overlap integrals along the face-to-face stacking direction are much larger than the interstack overlap integrals. " The overlap integral of the orbital in the platinum chain is one-tenth of those found... [Pg.148]

Compounds Containing Nickel, Palladium, and Platinum Chains... [Pg.204]

Inner Transition Metal Complexes With Chains of Metal Atoms 103 9.2.12.1. Compounds Containing Nickel, Palladium, and Platinum Chains 9.2.12.1.4. Halogen-Oxidized Complexes Containing 7t-Delocalized Ligands. [Pg.209]

H08S2, [Hydrogen bis(sulfate)] platinum chain complexes, 21 151 H2FeOi3Os3Ci3, Osmium, tridecacarbonyldihydridoirontri-, 21 63 H2FeOi3Ru3Ci3, Iron, tridecacarbonyldihydridotriruthenium-,... [Pg.211]

N2S3H8, Ammonium pentasulfide, 20 12 N3, Azido, platinum chain complexes, 21 149 N3RI1S15H12, Rhodate(III), tris(pentasulfido)-, triammonium, 21 15... [Pg.212]

O3CH2, Carbonic acid, platinum chain complex, 21 153, 154... [Pg.213]


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