永利"当代科学前沿讲坛"第225讲 [摘要]
报告题目：Organic-based Magnets: New Chemistry, Physics, and Materials for this Millennium(有机系磁铁： 新型的化学物理材料)
报 告 人：Joel S. Miller(犹他大学)
报告时间：2016年6月20日9:00
报告地点：校本部HA102
邀 请 人：柏跃玲
主办单位：永利化学系
报告简介：Molecule-based materials exhibiting the technologically important property of bulk magnetism have been prepared and studied in collaboration with many research groups worldwide frequently exhibit supramolecular extended 3-D structures. These magnets are prepared via conventional organic synthetic chemistry methodologies, but unlike classical inorganic-based magnets do not require high-temperature metallurgical processing. Furthermore, these magnets are frequently soluble in conventional solvents (e. g., toluene, dichloromethane, acetonitrile, THF) and have saturation magnetizations more than twice that of iron metal on a mole basis, as well as in some cases coercive fields exceeding that of all commercial magnets (e.g., Co5Sm). Also several magnets with critical temperatures (Tc) exceeding room temperature have been prepared. In addition to an overview of magnetic behavior, numerous examples of structurally characterized magnets made from molecules will be presented. Our groups has discovered ten families of molecule-based magnets, mostly organic-based, and have significantly contributed to the family based upon the Prussian blue structure. Four examples magnetically order above room temperature and as high at 127 oC. These will include [MIII(C5Me5)2][A], [MnIII(porphyrin)][A] (A = cyanocarbon etc. electron acceptors) as well as M[TCNE]x, which for M = V is a room temperature magnet that can be fabricated as a thin film magnet via Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) techniques. A newer class of magnets of [Ru2(O2CR)4]3[M(CN)6] (M = Cr, Fe; R = Me, t-Bu) composition will also discussed. For R = Me an interpenetrating, cubic (3-D) lattice forms and the magnet exhibits anomalous hysteresis, saturation magnetization, out-of-phase, ?"(T), AC susceptibility, and zero field cooled-field cooled temperature-dependent magnetization data. This is in contrast to R = t-Bu, which forms a layered (2-D) lattice. Additionally, new magnets possessing the nominal Prussian blue composition, M'[M(CN)6]x and (Cation)yM'[M(CN)6], but not their structure, will be described. New physics observed from examples of organic-based magnet will be discussed.
