On the origins of charge transport in spin crossover complexes

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Main Authors: Dhingra, Archit, Zaz, M. Zaid
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Published: 2024
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author Dhingra, Archit
Zaz, M. Zaid
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Zaz, M. Zaid
contents Spin crossover (SCO) complexes are highly promising candidates for a myriad of potential applications in room-temperature electronics; however, as it stands, establishing a clear connection between their spin-state switching and transport properties has been far from trivial. In this Perspective, an effort to unravel the underlying charge transport mechanism in these SCO complexes, via a general theory, is made. The theory presented herein is aimed at providing a unifying picture that explains the widely different trends observed in the spin-crossover-dependent carrier transport properties in the SCO molecular thin film systems.
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spellingShingle On the origins of charge transport in spin crossover complexes
Dhingra, Archit
Zaz, M. Zaid
Materials Science
Other Condensed Matter
Spin crossover (SCO) complexes are highly promising candidates for a myriad of potential applications in room-temperature electronics; however, as it stands, establishing a clear connection between their spin-state switching and transport properties has been far from trivial. In this Perspective, an effort to unravel the underlying charge transport mechanism in these SCO complexes, via a general theory, is made. The theory presented herein is aimed at providing a unifying picture that explains the widely different trends observed in the spin-crossover-dependent carrier transport properties in the SCO molecular thin film systems.
title On the origins of charge transport in spin crossover complexes
topic Materials Science
Other Condensed Matter
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.17517