Shows charge modulation of bonding and aromaticity in In-based clusters, suggesting design insights for nanomaterials.
a closed-shell singlet ground state and high stability. Electron detachment induces selective structural changes (In-In elongation 3.12→3.28 Å, In-O contraction ∼0.015 Å) with moderate aromaticity modulation. This work demonstrates charge state as an effective modulator of bonding and aromaticity in In-based clusters, providing fundamental insights for designing tunable Group 13 oxide nanomaterials.
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