Pinalites: Optical properties and Quantum Magnetism of Heteroanionic AMOX Compounds
arXiv:2503.23696 · doi:10.1021/acs.inorgchem.3c04258
Abstract
Heteroanionic compounds, which contain two or more types of anions, have emerged as a promising class of materials with diverse properties and functionalities. In this paper, I review the experimental findings on Ca3ReO5Cl2 and related com-pounds that exhibit remarkable pleochroism and novel quantum magnetism. I discuss how the heteroanionic coordination affects the optical and magnetic properties by modulating the d-orbital states of the transition metal ions and then compare these materials with other heteroanionic and monoanionic compounds and highlight the potential of A3MO5X2 materials for future exploration of materials and phenomena.
12 pages, 3 figures, 1 table
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