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XPS detection of unusual Cu(II) to Cu(I) transition on the surface of complexes with redox-active ligands

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Abstract Electronic structure of copper complexes with redox-active ligands was studied by XPS. The temperature dependence of the redistribution of electron and spin densities was shown. A low temperature anomaly… Click to show full abstract

Abstract Electronic structure of copper complexes with redox-active ligands was studied by XPS. The temperature dependence of the redistribution of electron and spin densities was shown. A low temperature anomaly of magnetic properties of the copper complex with redox-active ligands was detected. The observed two states of copper (Cu+1 and Cu+2) allowed proposing valence tautomerism («redox-isomer» copper complex). The donating role of nitrogen atoms was established in the copper complex with redox-active ligand. The role of ligands in the formation of the electronic structure of square-planar complexes was revealed.

Keywords: complexes redox; copper complex; active ligands; xps detection; redox active

Journal Title: Journal of Electron Spectroscopy and Related Phenomena
Year Published: 2020

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