Goodenough–Kanamori rules

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The Goodenough–Kanamori rules are a set of semi-empirical guidelines that predict the sign and strength of superexchange magnetic interactions between ions in transition-metal oxides based on bond angles and orbital overlap.

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instanceOf concept in magnetism
semi-empirical guideline
theoretical rule in solid-state physics
appliesBestTo insulating oxides
appliesTo M–O–M superexchange pathways
insulating transition-metal compounds
transition-metal oxides
assumes localized d electrons
basedOn bond angle
electron occupancy of d orbitals
orbital overlap
orbital symmetry
componentConcept 180-degree superexchange rule
90-degree superexchange rule
half-filled versus empty or full orbital interactions
considers Hund’s rule on the anion
Pauli exclusion principle NERFINISHED
cation–anion–cation geometry
overlap between metal d and ligand p orbitals
describes magnetic exchange interactions
superexchange interactions
field condensed matter physics
magnetism
solid-state chemistry
transition-metal oxides
hasAbbreviation G–K rules NERFINISHED
historicalPeriod mid-20th century
influences analysis of exchange pathways in complex oxides
understanding of perovskite magnetism
involves crystal field splitting
spin alignment of neighboring ions
language English
lessAccurateFor itinerant electron systems
namedAfter John B. Goodenough NERFINISHED
Junjiro Kanamori NERFINISHED
predicts antiferromagnetic coupling
ferromagnetic coupling
sign of superexchange interaction
strength of superexchange interaction
relatedTo Goodenough–Kanamori–Anderson rules NERFINISHED
superexchange theory of Anderson
typicalBondAngleCondition 180-degree metal–oxygen–metal bond favors strong superexchange GENERATED
90-degree metal–oxygen–metal bond often leads to weaker or ferromagnetic superexchange GENERATED
usedFor design of magnetic materials
interpretation of magnetic structures in oxides
qualitative prediction of magnetic ordering

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John B. Goodenough knownFor Goodenough–Kanamori rules