Molecular materials : magnetism and electronics

Molecular materials : magnetism and electronics
Master ChimieParcours Chimie physique et matériaux

Description

An overview concerning molecular compounds with magnetic and electronic properties.
Provide knowledge on the properties of transition metal complexes following their interaction with light.
Understand the synthesis of these compounds together with their applications.
Understanding the structure-properties relationships.

  • General introduction to molecular functional materials

  • Magnetic properties : magnetic interactions in isolated polymetallic complexes, Spin crossover systems, molecular networks of metallic magnets (1D, 2D, 3D), Organic magnets, magneto-chemistry of organic radical based compounds and characterization techniques.

  • Conducting properties: mechanisms of conduction in molecular systems, molecular conductors and superconductors, charge transfer salts and low dimensionality.

  • Multifunctional compounds : optical, conducting and magnetic properties.

  • Luminescent architectures: from the design to the properties. Application to light-emitting diodes, transistors, effects of fields and sensors.

  • Photoinduced electron transfer properties of transition metal complexes: from the theory of electron transfer to the design of complexes able to perform efficient charge separation.

  • Transition metal complexes in devices able to convert light energy into chemical energy, electricity and large amplitude motion in artificial molecular machines.

Compétences requises

Coordination Chemistry M1
Organic chemistry M1

Compétences visées

  • Being able to describe a magnetic system: nature and intensities of magnetic interactions

  • Being able to describe a conducting system: mechanisms of conduction and behaviors

  • Comprehensive analysis of a luminescent system

  • Being able to foresee the magnetic, conducting or luminescent behavior of a molecular system

  • Understanding the multifunctional properties of a molecular materials

  • Being able to synthesize a magnetic/conducting/luminescent molecular compound by design

  • Mastering the characterization techniques used for molecular magnetic/conducting/luminescent materials.

  • Understand the properties of transition metal complexes regarding their excited states and electron transfer properties.

  • Being able to describe the function associated to components of molecular systems reported in the literature regarding their involved in various devices: conversion of light into chemical energy, photovoltaic devices and artificial molecular machines.

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