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Reversible photoinduced magnetization
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Abstract
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Reversible photoinduced magnetization was observed in a cobalt iron cyanide thin film. Magnetic properties of the prussian blue analog, log, K0.4Co1.3[Fe(CN)(6)]. 5H(2)O, can be switched between ferrimagnetic and paramagnetic by visible and near-IR light illumination. The critical temperature after illumination was about 26 K. This material, obtained via an electrochemical route in the form of thin films on an electrode, provides a new system whose magnetic properties can be controlled by both photochemical and electrochemical redox reactions.
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MAGNETS
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