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March 1, 1998Advanced Materials for Optics and Electronics

[TTF]2[Fe(tdas)2]: a molecular conductor containing magnetic counter-ions

Neil Robertson Kunio Awaga Simon Parsons Atsushi Kobayashi Allan E. Underhill

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Abstract

The salt [TTF]2[Fe(tdas)2] has been prepared by electocrystallisation and its conductivity and magnetic properties are reported. The X-ray structure has been determined.

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Robertson et al. (1998) studied this question.

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