화학공학소재연구정보센터
Inorganic Chemistry, Vol.35, No.17, 5072-5079, 1996
Partial Quenching of Parametrical Tetragonality of a Chromium(III) Complex by Pressure Tuning
The ligand-field spectrum of [Cr(NH3)(4)F-2]AsF6 has been pressure-tuned up to 100 kbar. The parametrical analysis shows that the absolute values of the two independent tetragonalities of the chromophoric ion both decrease with increasing isotropic pressure so that the molecular ion becomes more isotropic, Moreover, the Cr-N single bonds appear to be more compressible than the Cr-F bonds, for which it is parametrically clear that they have a partial multiple-bond character. While the spectrochemical parameter for F-, Delta(F), increases with pressure, its two components Delta(sigma F) and Delta(pi F) decrease. It is confirmed that nephelauxetism increases with pressure.