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There is plenty of room at the bottom: A gap in the literature of molecular nanomagnets has been filled with the preparation of the first mononuclear manganese(III) complex exhibiting a slow relaxation of the magnetization, that is, a species with a single slow-relaxing, highly anisotropic MnIII ion, as confirmed by very low-temperature micro-SQUID magnetization and high-field EPR spectroscopic measurements (N blue, O red, Mn purple, Cl green).
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Vallejo et al. (2013) studied this question.
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