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This research demonstrates spin control of molecular radicals on metal surfaces, implying its importance for carbon-based spin architectures.
Controlling whether a molecular radical retains its spin on a metal surface is a key prerequisite for building switchable, atomically precise carbon-based spin architectures. Here we use 3,6-bis(4bromophenyl)-9H-fluorene to synthesize...
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