Coordination-Induced Spin-State Memory via Cooperative binding

Yu Xiang; Zhaoheng Gong; J. H. Feng; Joseph Kfoury; Julianna Oláh; Lifei Zou; Imre Bakó; Shufang Xue; Yun‐Nan Guo

doi:10.1039/d5qi01394a

January 1, 2025Inorganic Chemistry Frontiers

Coordination-Induced Spin-State Memory via Cooperative binding

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The study demonstrates effective spin-state memory at room temperature, highlighting its potential for practical applications.
Key findings indicate that cooperative binding enhances bistability, allowing for efficient data storage.
Observational analysis of molecular magnetic units within a soft porous crystal framework supports these results.
This advancement may enable new directions in developing magnetic materials for memory applications.

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This technology enables bistable spin-state memory at room temperature through cooperative binding of molecular units.

Abstract

Molecular magnetic units capable of Coordination-Induced Spin-State Switching (CISSS) are embedded within a soft porous crystal (SPC) framework, enabling cooperative and bistable spin-state memory at room temperature. The transformation between...

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