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A bitter pill? The dose of quantum concepts that chemists must digest is steadily increasing. The drug perhaps tastes bitter, but it produces good effects yielding novel systems to test the foundations of quantum mechanics. This point is considered in reference to molecular nanomagnets (see structure of a terbium phthalocyaninate complex), a class of materials that continues to show new facets requiring the exploration of new quantum effects.
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