11–13 Dec 2024
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Molecular Magnetism

13 Dec 2024, 11:10
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  1. Iurii Kibalin (ILL)
    13/12/2024, 11:10
    Molecular magnetism
    Invited talk

    A comprehensive understanding of the ligand field and its influence on the degeneracy and population of d-orbitals in a specific coordination environment are crucial for the rational design and enhancement of magnetic anisotropy of single-ion magnets (SIMs). Herein, we report the synthesis and comprehensive magnetic characterization of a highly anisotropic $Co^{II}$ SIM, $[L_2Co](TBA)_2$ ($L$...

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  2. Dominique Luneau
    13/12/2024, 11:40
    Molecular magnetism
    Contributed talk

    Borazine (B$_3$N$_3$H$_6$) is a heterocyclic compound made of alternating boron and nitrogen atoms, known as the "inorganic benzene" because the C=C and B=N bonds are isostructural and isoelectronic. Despite such similarities with benzene, the borazine ring has very different electronic properties due to significant differences in electronegativity between the boron and nitrogen atoms.
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  3. laura canadillas-delgado (Institut Laue Langevin)
    Molecular magnetism
    Poster

    Metal–organic frameworks combining two or more properties have been the focus of interest of several research groups in the last few decades. A good approach to achieve this combination has been the design of perovskite-like metal–organic frameworks where a three-dimensional network made of metallic centres linked through organic ligands, which presents magnetic order, also accommodates...

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  4. Léon Djefry NGUEMA OBIANG (CRM2, Université de Lorraine)
    Molecular magnetism
    Poster

    The first experimental electron density study of a borazine core was conducted by Guzman et al.[1]. This study allowed for the analysis of charge delocalization (Figure 1.b) in the core of an unsubstituted borazine and confirmed the very low aromaticity of this core compared to a benzene ring.\\
    Recently, the D. Luneau team focused on the magneto-structural properties of radicals based on a...

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