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Organic Metals from Chiral BEDT-TTF Donorshe many scientifically and technically important aspects connected with these materials is the possibility of pronounced two-dimensional delocalized interatomic and/or intermolecular electronic interactions, which lead to unusual magnetic and electric properties in the bulk. Especially remarkable ar

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TTF-Derivative Radical Cation Salts with Planar Tetracyanometallate Dianions and Large Acceptor Polyorganic molecules. For the particular class of radical-ion salts, it has been demonstrated that the counter-ions are playing a key role; there is no reason, therefore, to restrict oneself to diamagnetic monoanions.

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Spectroscopic Investigation of (2,5-DM-DCNQI)2M Materials in Bulk and Thin Film Formsdical salts have been prepared (1–5). Among them the compound (2,5-DM-DCNQI).Cu has attracted special interest, because it exhibits very high electrical conductivity (up to 5×10. S cm. below 10 K) and retains its metallic behavior down to 1.3 K without metal-insulator transition (3). Anion radical s

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The Series of Organic Conductors: (Perylene)X [M(mnt)2]ompounds were reported to be semiconductors by Alcácer and Maki [1,2]. Subsequent work paid special attention to the Au, Pt and Pd compounds [3–9], that exhibit quasi one-dimensional metallic behaviour down to a temperature T., where a metal-insulator transition occurs. These compounds crystallize i

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