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    Área de la Ciencia:

    • Química del estado sólido
    • Ciencias de los materiales
    • Química orgánica de los radicales

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    • El espiro-bis ((5-metil-1,9-oxido-fenalenil) radical de boro ([2]2B) es un radical en estado sólido con un empaque cristalino distinto.
    • El espiro-bis ((5-metil-1,9-óxido-fenalenil) berilio ([2]2Be) es un análogo libre de espín con una estructura cristalina diferente.
    • El control del empaque molecular es crucial para ajustar las propiedades electrónicas en los materiales orgánicos.

    Objetivo del estudio:

    • Para lograr el dopaje sustitutivo del radical [2]2B mediante la cocristalización con [2]2Be.
    • Investigar el impacto del dopaje en la estructura cristalina, las transiciones de fase y las propiedades electrónicas.
    • Para entender la relación entre el embalaje molecular y la conductividad en estas soluciones sólidas.

    Principales métodos:

    • Co-cristalización de [2]2B y [2]2Be para formar soluciones sólidas ([2]2B(1-x) Be(x)).
    • Cristalografía de rayos X para determinar las estructuras cristalinas y los grupos espaciales (P1̅ y P21/c).
    • Mediciones de la conductividad eléctrica y análisis de las energías de activación.
    • Extendido los cálculos de la teoría de Hückel para modelar las estructuras de banda.

    Principales resultados:

    • Soluciones sólidas aisladas [2]2B(1-x)Be(x) con x hasta 0,59.
    • Se observó una transición de fase de P1̅ a P21/c en x = 0.1.
    • Conductividad mejorada y energía de activación reducida para x = 0-0,25.
    • Se demostró que el empaque molecular es dependiente de la concentración.
    • Se mostró un estrechamiento significativo del ancho de banda tras la incorporación de [2]2Be, de 1,4 eV a 0,3 eV.

    Conclusiones:

    • El dopaje sustitutivo de [2]2B con [2]2Be es factible, lo que lleva a propiedades de estado sólido sintonizables.
    • La concentración de moléculas libres de espín dicta el empaque de cristales y el ancho de banda electrónico.
    • Este trabajo proporciona un sistema modelo para estudiar las relaciones estructura-propiedad en materiales radicales orgánicos.