How Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemical Studies Can Help Understanding the Magnetic Properties of Molecules: An Example from the Class of Cu(II)-Bis(oxamato) Complexes

Brauer B; Grobosch M; Knupfer M; Weigend F; Vaynzof Y; Kahn A; Ruffer T; Salvan G

Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Vol.113, No.30, 10051-10054, 2009

DOI10.1021/jp9019552 Export Citation

How Photoelectron Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemical Studies Can Help Understanding the Magnetic Properties of Molecules: An Example from the Class of Cu(II)-Bis(oxamato) Complexes

Brauer B, Grobosch M, Knupfer M, Weigend F, Vaynzof Y, Kahn A, Ruffer T, Salvan G

Nanometer thin films of nonsublimable multinuclear transition metal complexes were deposited on Si by means of spin coating to enable photoelectron spectroscopy studies. In combination with density functional theory calculations, photoelectron spectroscopy is applied to gain insight into the electronic and magnetic properties of the complexes.