Nanomagnetic Control of Intersystem Crossing
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Cohen, Adam E. 2009. Nanomagnetic control of intersystem crossing. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 113(41): 11084-11092.Abstract
A theory is presented for how magnetic nanostructures can catalyze intersystem crossing in molecular radical pairs. Magnetic field gradients near physically realistic nanostructures are strong enough to induce a relative reorientation of two electronic spins in <1 ns, overwhelming nuclear hyperfine coupling as a driver of intersystem crossing. Nanomagnetic control of intersystem crossing represents a form of heterogeneous catalysis that does not require molecular contact, but only short-range magnetic coupling.Citable link to this page
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