Exploring orientationally aligned anisotropic large spin molecules with unusual long-distance intermolecular ferromagnetic interactions
Exploring orientationally aligned anisotropic large spin molecules with unusual long-distance intermolecular ferromagnetic interactions
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DOI:
10.1039/c9tc00740g
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发表时间:
2019-11-07
影响因子:
6.4
通讯作者:
Suzuki, Kosuke
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作者:
Minato, Takuo;Ohata, Yusuke;Suzuki, Kosuke
Anisotropic magnetic clusters are interesting materials because magnetic anisotropy and spin state are important factors in their magnetic properties. Although long-distance magnetic interactions have been observed in several assemblies of anisotropic magnetic molecules, these interactions are small and observed at extremely low temperature (typically below 2 K). In this work, to assemble orientationally aligned anisotropic large spin metal oxo clusters, we managed to synthesize a {V3+Mn43+} cluster with a large-spin (S-T = 9) ground state by utilizing an anisotropic lacunary polyoxometalate template. In the orientationally aligned clusters, unusual long-distance intermolecular ferromagnetic interactions were induced below 35 K under a small magnetic field (>0.01 T).