2019
DOI: 10.1039/c8cp06719h
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Magnetic-field-tuned phase transition of a molecular material from the isolated-spin to the coupled-spin regime

Abstract: A quantum phase transition, as a consequence of spin-entanglements caused by Cu–Cu exchange couplings, explains EPR measurements in a new monomeric CuII compound.

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“…3) Rotator Sample Holder (RSH): is designed to rotate samples such as single crystals or thin films in the magnetic field during the HF-ESR measurements. The information extracted from those measurements can provide detailed information about anisotropy of magnetic interactions in paramagnetic materials or solid-state phenomena as cyclotron resonances in conducting materials [54]- [58].…”
Section: Description Of Sample Holdersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…3) Rotator Sample Holder (RSH): is designed to rotate samples such as single crystals or thin films in the magnetic field during the HF-ESR measurements. The information extracted from those measurements can provide detailed information about anisotropy of magnetic interactions in paramagnetic materials or solid-state phenomena as cyclotron resonances in conducting materials [54]- [58].…”
Section: Description Of Sample Holdersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Changes in the spectra of weakly coupled monomeric spins as a function of J′ were initially explained using the exchange narrowing theory 36,37 and rigorously proved by classical Anderson-Kubo's general theories of magnetic resonance. 38,39 In later years, experimental and theoretical investigations were done on infinite coupled-spin systems and the understanding of the exchange narrowing process evolved for monomeric spins 40 and for AFM DUs, 23,24,34,41 where the process is thermally activated. The purpose of this work is to study weak interdinuclear couplings through their effects on the EPR spectra.…”
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confidence: 99%