Publications by authors named "Houng Sik Yoo"

Cyanide-bridged M(V)-Mn(III) (M = Mo, W) bimetallic chain complexes with racemic spatial dispositions were constructed by self-assembling [M(CN)(8)](3-) precursors and Mn(III) Schiff bases. Antiferromagnetic couplings between spin centers within a chain result in a ferrimagnetic nature, and slow magnetic relaxations are observed as well.

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A cyanide-linked Ru(III)(4d)-Mn(III)(3d) bimetallic chain complex (1) was prepared by the self-assembly of a ruthenium(III) bicyanide and a Mn(III) Schiff base. Ferromagnetic couplings between the magnetic centers are present within a chain, while antiferromagnetic interactions between chains (T(N) = 2.5 K) transmit.

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The use of a new precursor, mer-[Fe(mpzcq)(CN)3]- (1), produced a dimeric molecule, [Fe(mpzcq)(CN)3][Mn(salen)(H2O)] x H2O (2), and a one-dimensional zigzag chain, [Fe(mpzcq)(CN)3][Mn(salcy)] x MeOH x MeCN (3). Antiferromagnetic couplings are operating between magnetic centers through CN ligands, and a field-induced metamagnetic transition is observed in 3.

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Four octacyanometalate-based bimetallic Cu-M (M = Mo, W) assemblies coordinated by tetradentate macrocyclic ligands were prepared via self-assembly process in a stoichiometric ratio of [M(CN)8]3- and Cu(macrocycle)2+ and characterized in terms of structures and magnetic properties. The crystal structures are varied depending on the macrocycles used. The employment of cyclam with no pendant groups produced a one-dimensional chain (1) with a rope-ladder pattern, whereas macrocycles with side groups allowed for the formation of two-dimensional honeycomb-like architectures (2-4).

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A new one-dimensional heterochiral coordination polymer [Co(bmdt)(N3)2].MeCN (1.MeCN) with well-isolated chains was prepared via a self-assembly process.

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A new cyanide-bearing molecular precursor, mer-[Fe(pzcq)(CN)(3)]- (1), and a zigzag chain, [Fe(pzcq)(CN)(3)][Mn(salen)].4H(2)O (2), were prepared and characterized in terms of structure and magnetism. Magnetic data reveal that intrachain antiferromagnetic couplings via cyanide ligands in 2 are clearly operating, resulting in a ferrimagnetic nature.

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Two W(V)-Mn(III) bimetallic compounds, [Mn(Cl-salmen)(H(2)O)2]{[Mn(5-Clsalmen)(H(2)O)]2[W(CN)8].2H(2)O (1.2H(2)O) [5-Clsalmen = N,N'-(1-methylethylene)bis(5-chlorosalicylideneiminato) dianion], which contains trinuclear Mn(2)W and isolated Mn(III) moieties, and [Mn(3-MeOsalcy)(H(2)O)2]3[W(CN)(8)].

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Houng Sik Yoo"

  • - Houng Sik Yoo's research primarily focuses on the synthesis and magnetic properties of bimetallic chain complexes, particularly those incorporating cyanide-bridged structures involving transition metals such as manganese (Mn), iron (Fe), cobalt (Co), and rhenium (Ru).
  • - Key findings indicate the presence of various magnetic interactions, including ferrimagnetic and ferromagnetic couplings, influenced by the spatial arrangement of metal centers and the use of distinct ligands, resulting in unique magnetic behaviors and phase transitions.
  • - Yoo's work notably demonstrates how structural alterations, through the self-assembly of metal complexes and the introduction of chelating ligands, can modulate the magnetic properties and dimensionality of these materials, opening avenues for potential applications in magnetic materials and molecular electronics.