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) measurements, interpreted by extensive density functional theory calculations and theoretical modeling, reveal two distinct magnetic behaviors for the Fe- and Co-based systems. In FePorNTs, the magnetic interactions are dominated by strong Fe-ligand ferromagnetic coupling and weak antiferromagnetic Fe-Fe coupling. By contrast, CoPorNTs exhibit stronger Co-Co antiferromagnetic exchange and weaker Co-ligand coupling, with Kondo screening evident at the ligand sites. Our findings underscore the profound influence of metal centers, ligands, and substrate interactions on the magnetic and electronic properties of PorNTs, establishing these assemblies as interesting building blocks for low-dimensional magnetism and future spintronic or quantum-material applications.
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