Magnetic TTF-based charge-transfer complexes

Article Abstract:

TTF-type organic charge-transfer complexes exhibit a variety of electronic phases, such as charge density wave states, spin density wave states, mott insulators, charge ordering states, metals, superconductors and so on. Hybrid systems of charge-transfer complexes obtained based on donors and anions can easily combine functions of the constituent building blocks, leading to multifunctional materials.

Chemical research, Charge transfer

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Organic metals and superconductors based on BETS (BETS = Bis (ethylenedithio) tetraselenafulvalene)

Article Abstract:

When using BETS molecules and typical magnetic anions such as FeCl4 (super -) and FeBr4 (super -), various types of new magnetic conductors including the first antiferromagnetic and metamagnetic superconductors are discovered. The conductors exhibiting unprecedented superconductor-insulator transitions and field-induced organic superconductors are disclosed.

Magnetic properties

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Electron spin resonance:A major probe for molecular conductors

Article Abstract:

Selected results of the research on molecular conductors are chosen to illustrate the relevance of the ESR technique in this field. Molecular conductors display a wide variety of electronic ground states including paramagnetic, ferromagnetic, antiferromagnetic, Spin-Peierls, Peierls and super-conducting ground states.

Electron paramagnetic resonance

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