2014
DOI: 10.1038/ncomms6243
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Direct measurement of dysprosium(III)˙˙˙dysprosium(III) interactions in a single-molecule magnet

Abstract: Lanthanide compounds show much higher energy barriers to magnetic relaxation than 3d-block compounds, and this has led to speculation that they could be used in molecular spintronic devices. Prototype molecular spin valves and molecular transistors have been reported, with remarkable experiments showing the influence of nuclear hyperfine coupling on transport properties. Modelling magnetic data measured on lanthanides is always complicated due to the strong spin-orbit coupling and subtle crystal field effects … Show more

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“…This low-temperature increase in the χT product for both complexes is indicative of the presence of dominant ferromagnetic interactions between spin carriers. This type of low-temperature ferromagnetic interaction has been previously observed for Dy 3+ binuclear complexes 17,53,54. Because of the close contacts between spin carriers with the intra-…”
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“…This low-temperature increase in the χT product for both complexes is indicative of the presence of dominant ferromagnetic interactions between spin carriers. This type of low-temperature ferromagnetic interaction has been previously observed for Dy 3+ binuclear complexes 17,53,54. Because of the close contacts between spin carriers with the intra-…”
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confidence: 80%
“…3 Investigation of the magnetism of lanthanide complexes arose from the discovery that monometallic complexes of 4f ions can also show slow relaxation of magnetization; the most studied compounds are the double-decker phthalocyaninato−lanthanide complexes. 4 These molecules opened up a new era for singlemolecule magnets (SMMs), 5 where the observed behavior was due to the large magnetic moments and inherent anisotropy of lanthanide ions. 6 Lanthanides have shown higher energy barriers than observed for transition metal ions, for example, [Tb III (Pc) 2 ] is an SMM consisting of a single ion with a barrier of 938 K, 7 while a value of 842 K was obtained for Dy(III) doped in [Y III 4 K 2 O(O t Bu) 12 ].…”
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“…The degenerate J -state is split by a crystal field (CF), and the ground-state quantum spin can be represented by a modified J , the so-called pseudospin, as discussed in lanthanide-based molecular magnets171819202122. The strong 4 f SOC combined with a subtle CF contributes strong magnetic anisotropy to yield a simple model Hamiltonian with Ising-like or XY-like anisotropic magnetic exchange between the molecular pseudospins.…”
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