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Magnetic behaviour

R. Zeller, Loccd magnetic behaviour of transition-metal impurities in nickel , J.Phys. F17 2123 (1987). [Pg.484]

Table 15. Ground States and Magnetic Behaviour for dx Systems in C v Symmetry. Table 15. Ground States and Magnetic Behaviour for dx Systems in C v Symmetry.
Resnick, D., Gilmore, K., Idzerda, Y.U., Klem, M., Smith, E., and Douglas, T. 2004. Modeling of the magnetic behaviour of y-1 e20 nanoparticles minerahzed in ferritin. Journal of Applied Physics 95 7127-7129. [Pg.238]

Ganivet, C.R., Ballesteros, B., de la Torre, G., Clemente Juan, J.M., Coronado, E. and Torres, T. (2012) Influence of peripheral substitution on the magnetic behaviour of single-ion magnets based on homo- and heterolep-tic TbIII Bis(phthalocyaninate). Chem. Eur. J., 19, 1457-1465. [Pg.56]

The structures and dynamic magnetic behaviours of 31-Dy4 and 31-Tb4 have been presented in Figure 3.22. Four lanthanide ions are aggregated in the grid-like metal core by a central p4-S and eight peripheral i2-S atoms from ethanethiol ligands [38]. The individual lanthanide centres occupy distorted six-coordinate [LnNS5] octahedral coordination environments. Ac susceptibilities measurements reveal pronounced temperature dependence with a series of maxima below 28 K, typical for SMM behaviour, in complex 31-Dy4. Furthermore, an... [Pg.85]

In the first case, ID materials exhibit a peculiar magnetic behaviour only in a restricted class of compounds comprising nitronyl-nitroxide radicals. Much richer is the literature on anisotropic 4f ions showing slow relaxation of the magnetization due to SCM behaviour. [Pg.91]

The wave functions of the ground and excited states of lanthanides have a truly multiconfigurational character.1 Therefore, computational description of both the ground state and the low-lying excited states, which are important for magnetic behaviour, is only possible by a multiconfigurational ab initio method. In this respect, the C ASSCF method proved to be a reliable tool for the description of electronic properties of lanthanide complexes. [Pg.155]


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