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Antiferromagnetism, 1,2-dithiolenes

Antiferromagnetism is the most commonly observed magnetic behavior for dithiolene complexes. Because all of the results along this line that are reported in the literature would by far exceed the length limitation of this chapter, this research will not be discussed in this section. [Pg.431]

Antiferromagnets such as the organometallic dithiolene complexes [Cp2M(dmit)] + [X] (M = Mo, W X = PFe, AsFe", SbFe") offer a series of systems that have variable transition temperatures and magnetic anisotropy characteristics. Interestingly, the [Cp W(dmit)2] (28) system is a 15-electron... [Pg.3597]

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