ChemistryNature Communications
Singlet fission as a polarized spin generator for dynamic nuclear polarization
Y. Kawashima, T. Hamachi, et al.
This exciting research, conducted by Yusuke Kawashima and colleagues, reveals how singlet fission can enhance the sensitivity of magnetic resonance in water molecules. By utilizing supramolecular assemblies of pentacene chromophores, they demonstrate the remarkable potential of generating polarized spin for bio-quantum technology applications.
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