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Keywords
magnetismo
Materiales
materiales multifuncionales
polímeros de coordinación
teoría del campo cristalino
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Abstract
El fenómeno de transición de espín o Spin crossover (SCO) sigue siendo, a varias décadas de su descubrimiento, un fenómeno fascinante. Utilizando el SCO es posible desarrollar: sensores, actuadores, sistemas para el almacenamiento de información, etc. En este trabajo se aborda brevemente la historia del SCO. Además, se explica, de manera didáctica, el fenómeno y las condiciones en que ocurre. También se mencionan los bloques moleculares y ligantes orgánicos más utilizados para desarrollar materiales que exhiban el fenómeno, así como las técnicas analíticas empleadas para estudiar el fenómeno. Por último, se mencionan los nuevos avances en la investigación y el desarrollo de nuevas aplicaciones.
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