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Characterization of some new organic-inorganic hybrids
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Abstract
The aim of this work is to study structural, thermal, dielectric properties and conductivity of new organic-inorganic hybrids. Results were acquired for two different alkylene-diammonium divalent metal hybrids with chemical formula [(CH₂) (NH₃ )₂ ]MCl₄ . The first has n=7 and M= Ca²⁺ (non-magnetic alkaline earth element), and the second has longer chain n=8 and M=Co²⁺ (a magnetic ion). Powder X-ray diffraction of Ca-hybrid indicated a monoclinic structure (sp.gp. Pm) with a=4.625 {u1EB2}, b= 11.205 {u1EB2}, c= 12.391 {u1EB2} and Ý= 86.82 o, Z= 2, d= 1.63 gm/cm³, V= 641.2 {u1EB2}³. Co-hybrid revealed a triclinic system (sp.gp. P1{u00AF}) with a = 8.368 {u01FA}, b = 12.888 {u01FA}, c = 15.045 {u01FA} and Ü=97.56{u00BA}, Ý= 86.82{u00BA}, Þ=89.82{u00BA}, Z=4, d=1.44 gm/cm³, V= 1597.3{u01FA}³. Thermal measurements showed five phase transitions in the temperature range (260 K-330 K) for Ca and three for Co-hybrid in the temperature range (300 K-420 K). These transitions are reflected in the dielectric behavior