Bidirectional chemo-switching of spin state in a microporous framework.
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Masaaki Ohba | Shigeyoshi Sakaki | Mikio Yamasaki | Susumu Kitagawa | Yoshihide Nakao | Hideo Ando | S. Sakaki | S. Kitagawa | Y. Nakao | J. Real | M. C. Muñoz | A. B. Gaspar | H. Ando | M. Ohba | M Carmen Muñoz | Ana B Gaspar | Ko Yoneda | Gloria Agustí | José A Real | M. Yamasaki | Ko Yoneda | G. Agustí | M. Muñoz | A. Gaspar
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