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Accueil du site > LPCNO > Publications > Articles > 2015 > On the stability of spin crossover materials : from bulk samples to electronic devices
Lefter C., Tan R., Tricard S., Dugay J., Molnar G., Salmon L., Carey J., Rotaru A., Bousseksou A
On the stability of spin crossover materials : from bulk samples to electronic devices
Voir en ligne : Polyhedron, 102, 434-440 (2015).
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