Layer-by-layer assembly of a [Fe-(pyrazine){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] spin crossover thin film

[Fe-(pyrazine){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] (pyrazine = pz) thin films were fabricated using a layer-by-layer assembly approach, a method known to be tunable, versatile, and scalable, since thin films are better-suited for industrial applications. In this study, [Fe-(pz){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] powder was synthesized, and the results obtained from a vibrating sample magnetometer verified the presence of an abrupt hysteresis loop with widths of 45 K centered around 300 K, indicating good cooperativity. Super conducting quantum interference device magnetometry results indicated a slow spin transition with temperature but with evidence of hysteresis for thin film samples. X-ray absorption analysis provided further support of the spin crossover behavior but differs from the magnetometry because the spin state transition at the surface differs from the bulk of the thin film. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy provided some insight into issues with the film deposition process and multiplex fitting was used to further support the claim that the surface of the film is different than the bulk of the film.

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Journal of Physics Condensed Matter
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2024-08-16
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https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-648x/ad7087
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Magnetism in coordination complexes
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Layer-by-layer assembly of a [Fe-(pyrazine){Pd(CN)4}] spin crossover thin film

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[Fe-(pyrazine){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] (pyrazine = pz) thin films were fabricated using a layer-by-layer assembly approach, a method known to be tunable, versatile, and scalable, since thin films are better-suited for industrial applications. In this study, [Fe-(pz){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] powder was synthesized, and the results obtained from a vibrating sample magnetometer verified the presence of an abrupt hysteresis loop with widths of 45 K centered around 300 K, indicating good cooperativity. Super conducting quantum interference device magnetometry results indicated a slow spin transition with temperature but with evidence of hysteresis for thin film samples. X-ray absorption analysis provided further support of the spin crossover behavior but differs from the magnetometry because the spin state transition at the surface differs from the bulk of the thin film. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy provided some insight into issues with the film deposition process and multiplex fitting was used to further support the claim that the surface of the film is different than the bulk of the film.

Journal of Physics Condensed MatterVol. 36(46)
University of Nebraska–Lincoln (US), Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (US)
U.S. Department of Energy, Materials Research Science and Engineering Center, University of Nebraska, Division of Chemistry
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Layer-by-layer assembly of a [Fe-(pyrazine){Pd(CN)<sub>4</sub>}] spin crossover thin film — Rebecca Y. Lai, Guanhua Hao, et al. · Journal of Physics Condensed Matter (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS