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Schiff base is one of the most popular ligands in the field of coordination chemistry [1-5]. Conventionally, transition metal complexes having Schiff base ligands have been investigat‐ ed about stereochemistry and corresponding electronic properties mainly. For example, sol‐ ution paramagnetism of Ni(II) complexes, structural phase transition of Cu(II) complexes, chiral catalysts, and some types of molecule-based magnets and other interesting facts about correlation between structures and properties are known and these facts are cooperative ef‐ fect involving intermolecular interactions and molecular recognition. Because of developing importance as functional chiral materials, many researchers have investigated crystal struc‐ tures (including thermally-induced structural phase transition and polymorphism by sol‐ vents) of trans-type chiral Schiff base metal complexes and extract important features of chiral molecular recognition in the solid states.

Molecular Recognition of Trans-Chiral Schiff Base Metal Complexes for Induced CD