Magnetochemistry is a branch of physical chemistry that examines the interrelationship between a magnetic field and atomic or molecular structure.
Below you will find online available information resources on magnetochemistry.
Content, Topics
Lecture Notes, Tutorials
Magnetic Properties
Lecture notes: fundamentals and structural correlations - Format: PDF
Magnetochemistry
Magnetism and magnetic properties - Format: PDF
Magnetochemistry
Lecture notes on magneto chemistry. University of Siegen - Format: PDF
Magnetochemistry
Introduction to Magnetochemistry
Magnetochemistry
Lecture notes - Format: PDF
Metal Compounds
The synthesis and magnetochemistry of transition and lanthanide metal compounds - Format: PDF
Molecular Magnetism
Introduction to molecular magnetism - Format: PDF
On-Surface Magnetochemistry
Dissertation, 2013 - Format: PDF
Transition Metal Complexes
Magnetism in transition metal complexes - Format: PDF
Workshop in Magnetochemistry
Molecular magnetism - Format: PDF
Special Information
Magnetic Interaction at the Metalorganic Molecule-Substrate Interface
Insights from first-principles calculations - Format: PDF
Practical Courses
Magnetic Susceptibility
Measurements of magnetic susceptibility and magnetic
moment for transition metal complexes - Format: PDF
Nickel Complexes
Magnetochemistry of some Ni(II) complexes - Format: PDF
Transition and Lanthanide Metal Compounds
The synthesis and magnetochemistry - Format: PDF
Journals
Magnetochemistry
Open access molecular magnetism and magnetic materials journal. MDPI
Articles and Reports
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
Organisations
European Insitute of Molecular Magnetism
The institute aims to become a centre of excellence in Europe for research and training as well as a world leading reference in the area of molecular magnetism
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