A low-dimensional quantum spin system separated by charge-disproportionated nonmagnetic BEST layers in (BEST) ₃ Zn(NCS) ₄

Hiroki Shiibashi; Takuya Kobayashi; Hiromi Taniguchi

doi:10.1039/d5tc02492g

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry C

A low-dimensional quantum spin system separated by charge-disproportionated nonmagnetic BEST layers in (BEST) ₃ Zn(NCS) ₄

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Key Points

Examine the structural and physical properties of a novel low-dimensional organic antiferromagnet, (BEST)3 Zn(NCS)4.
Characterization of structural properties using X-ray techniques
Analysis of physical properties through magnetic measurements
Comparison with existing low-dimensional spin systems
Demonstrated unique interactions between spin systems due to charge-disproportionated layers
Identified significant antiferromagnetic behavior
Observed novel magnetic properties not seen in typical organic materials

Implication

Novel organic antiferromagnet exhibits unique structural and physical properties, suggesting new quantum phenomena.

Abstract

We report the structural and physical properties of a novel low-dimensional organic antiferromagnet, (BEST) 3 Zn(NCS) 4 , where BEST denotes bis(ethylenediseleno)tetrathiafulvalene.

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A low-dimensional quantum spin system separated by charge-disproportionated nonmagnetic BEST layers in (BEST) ₃ Zn(NCS) ₄

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A low-dimensional quantum spin system separated by charge-disproportionated nonmagnetic BEST layers in (BEST) ₃ Zn(NCS) ₄

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