ArticleNature communications2025
Ultrafast charge-transfer-induced spin transition in cobalt-tungstate molecular photomagnets.
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- Homometallic Intervalence Charge Transfer Band of Co(II/III) Induced by Phase Transitions in a Heterometallic Co-W Charge Transfer Photomagnet.Small science · 2026Article
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Abstract
In materials exhibiting photoinduced phase transitions, and in which both charge transfer and spin transitions occur, there has long been a debate about which process drives the phase transition. Herein, we present experimental evidence supporting an optically charge-transfer-induced spin transition (CTIST) process, as demonstrated through femtosecond optical spectroscopy in two-dimensional cyanido-bridged cobalt-tungstate photomagnets. Optical and magnetic studies revealed that the photoexcitation of the ground low-temperature (LT) Co
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