Molecular Fe(ii)–Ln(iii) dyads for luminescence reading of spin-state equilibria at the molecular level
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Lathion, Timothee; Deorukhkar, Neel; Glaus, Charlotte; Nozary, Homayoun; Piguet, Claude;
Molecular Fe(ii)–Ln(iii) dyads for luminescence reading of spin-state equilibria at the molecular level
Efficient and easy lanthanide(iii)-based luminescence reading of iron(ii) spin-state equilibria presents an attractive challenge, owing to the delicate combination of the primogenic effect and the Fermi golden rule.
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- French National Centre for Scientific Research France
- University of Geneva Switzerland
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