In this thesis I summarised the most relevant results I obtained during my PhD activity that has been focused on the nanostructuration of several molecular systems with relevant magnetic properties. The studied systems belong to the families of Nitronyl Nitroxide Radicals (NNRs), Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs), Valence Tautomers (VTs) and Spin-crossovers (SCOs). The aim of this wide range activity was to explore the possibilities of organising magnetic molecules on solid surfaces in order to advance in the preparation of novel devices based on these fragile molecules for spintronic purposes.
Magnetic molecules at hybrid interfaces
2015
Abstract
In this thesis I summarised the most relevant results I obtained during my PhD activity that has been focused on the nanostructuration of several molecular systems with relevant magnetic properties. The studied systems belong to the families of Nitronyl Nitroxide Radicals (NNRs), Single Molecule Magnets (SMMs), Valence Tautomers (VTs) and Spin-crossovers (SCOs). The aim of this wide range activity was to explore the possibilities of organising magnetic molecules on solid surfaces in order to advance in the preparation of novel devices based on these fragile molecules for spintronic purposes.File in questo prodotto:
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