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A stable and strongly ferromagnetic Fe₁₇O₁₀ cluster with an accordion-like structure

Chemistry

A stable and strongly ferromagnetic Fe₁₇O₁₀ cluster with an accordion-like structure

L. Geng, X. Yu, et al.

This research dives into the gas-phase reactions of iron clusters with oxygen, revealing that while larger clusters react with O₂, smaller ones do not. Notably, Fe₁₇O₁₀ showcases remarkable stability and a unique accordion-like structure, along with strong ferromagnetic properties, suggesting exciting applications in high-density storage and spintronics. Conducted by Lijun Geng, Xiaohu Yu, and Zhixun Luo.

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