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the biomimetic (N, O or S) donors reduces A" and increases g", shifting the f<br />

values [37]. The factor a2 is a covalency parameter, which describes the in-plane<br />

sigma bonding, arises from the dipole-dipole interaction between magnetic moments<br />

associated with the spin motion <strong>of</strong> the electron and the nucleus and its value decreases<br />

with increasing covalency [39]. The stronger covalency should result in smaller<br />

hyperfine interaction. Since, a2 values obtained lies above 0.5 and below 1.0, which<br />

is expected for 100% ionic character <strong>of</strong> the bonds and become smaller with increasing<br />

covalent bonding, it is inferred that the complexes have some covalent character in the<br />

ligand environment. The values <strong>of</strong> a2 indicate that approximately 80% <strong>of</strong> the spin<br />

population is in the copper d 2 2 orbitals <strong>of</strong> most <strong>of</strong> the Cu(II) species concerned.<br />

J‘ -Y<br />

= 1/"my",<br />

.-'*'//<br />

|’I'I'A‘|l|<br />

/<br />

_i_ii_;Z_ _l _ . 1<br />

lul<br />

26] 2&3 EDD 320 310 363 383<br />

Bo [mT]<br />

Fig. 4.22. Experimental (black) and simulated best fit (blue) <strong>of</strong> the EPR spectrum <strong>of</strong><br />

complex 8 in DMF at 77 K.<br />

it<br />

\‘/1<br />

t<br />

I<br />

C0pper(II) complexes<br />

157

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