Issue 22, 2024

Spin crossover {[Fe(atrz)3](OTs)2}n monolith: a green synthesis approach for Robust switchable materials

Abstract

This work presents a straightforward, room-temperature synthesis of a robust {[Fe(atrz)3](OTs)2}n monolith. This approach offers a green alternative to traditional nanoparticle synthesis for manipulating spin crossover (SCO) behaviour. The monolith exhibits a more gradual SCO transition at lower temperatures compared to the bulk material, aligning with observations in smaller particle systems. Notably, the synthesis employs a solvent- and surfactant-free approach, simplifying the process and potentially reducing environmental impact, aligning with the principles of green chemistry.

Graphical abstract: Spin crossover {[Fe(atrz)3](OTs)2}n monolith: a green synthesis approach for Robust switchable materials

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Article information

Article type
Communication
Submitted
06 mar. 2024
Accepted
02 may. 2024
First published
22 may. 2024

Dalton Trans., 2024,53, 9257-9261

Spin crossover {[Fe(atrz)3](OTs)2}n monolith: a green synthesis approach for Robust switchable materials

A. Martinez-Martinez, P. Albacete, M. García-Hernández, E. Resines-Urien, D. Fairen-Jimenez and J. Sánchez Costa, Dalton Trans., 2024, 53, 9257 DOI: 10.1039/D4DT00684D

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