Co-ordination complexes as organic–inorganic layer magnets

Abstract

Examples are given of transition-metal co-ordination complexes that give rise to alternating layers of organic and inorganic moieties in the solid state exhibiting finite zero-field magnetisation at low temperature. The mechanisms of magnetic exchange included are ferromagnetism, ferrimagnetism and canted antiferromagnetism.

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