Magnetochemistry

Magnetochemistry

Magnetochemistry is a branch of physical chemistry that examines the interrelationship between a magnetic field and atomic or molecular structures.

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General Information

Magnetochemistry
Introduction to Magnetochemistry - Format: PDF - [IN > e]

Magnetochemistry
Introduction to Magnetochemistry - [USA > e]

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Lecture Notes, Tutorials

Magnetochemistry
Introduction to Magnetochemistry - Format: PDF - [CA > e]

Magnetochemistry
Lecture notes on magneto chemistry. University of Siegen - Format: PDF - [D > e]

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Practical Courses

Magnetochemistry
Magnetic moments of a number of transition metal complexes - [UK > e]

Magnetochemistry
Synthesis and determination of the magnetic moment of some iron and nickel complexes - [CA > e]

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Articles and Reports

Hexanuclear Manganese Oxide Complex
Synthesis, Structure and Magnetochemistry of a New Hexanuclear Manganese Oxide Complex of the Formula [Mn6O2 (O2CPh)10 (CH3CN)4]. Article: Chinese Chemical Letters Vol. 10, No. 8, pp. 697–700, 1999 - Format: PDF - [CN > e]

SrO-Fe2O3 system
Solid state- and magneto-chemistry of the SrO-Fe2O3 system : III. The non-existence of single-phase "SrFe2O4". Article, 1974. University of Michigan - [USA > e]

Verdazyl radical-based materials
The magnetochemistry of verdazyl radical-based materials. Article: Coordination Chemistry Reviews 249 (2005) 2612–2630 - Format: PDF - [CA > e]

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Pierce W. Selwood

Magnetochemistry

Magnetochemistry began with Michael Faraday more than one hundred years ago. It enjoyed a vigorous growth under the guidance of Pierre Curie and A. Pascal at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries, but it did not reach its prime until Gilbert N. Lewis pointed out the relationship between atomic magnetic moment and chem ical valence. The past few years have seen magnetic susceptibility take its place along with dielectric constant, electron diffraction, x-ray diffrac tion, and molecular and atomic spectra, as one of the most powerful tools at the disposal of the chemist ...

Swinburne Press; 2007