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Characterization of high-spin transition metal compounds by means of sophisticated EPR-techniques at high microwave frequency.
Abstract
By means of high frequency (95GHz) EPR-techniques specific families of organo metallic compounds can be studied. These systems have a high groundstate spin and can behave as single molecule magnets. The key to such behaviour is the zero-field splitting of the energy levels (=splitting of the energy levels in the abscence of a magnetic field). These zero-field splittings can be precisely analyzed using high frequent EPR techniques.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Goovaerts Etienne
- Fellow: ter Heerdt Peter
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Characterization of high-spin transition metal compounds by means of sophisticated EPR-techniques at high microwave frequency.
Abstract
By means of high frequency (95GHz) EPR-techniques specific families of organo metallic compounds can be studied. These systems have a high groundstate spin and can behave as single molecule magnets. The key to such behaviour is the zero-field splitting of the energy levels (=splitting of the energy levels in the abscence of a magnetic field). These zero-field splittings can be precisely analyzed using high frequent EPR techniques.Researcher(s)
- Promoter: Goovaerts Etienne
- Fellow: ter Heerdt Peter
Research team(s)
Project type(s)
- Research Project