[Tris(o-iminosemiquinone)cobalt(III)]—a radical complex with an St = 3/2 ground state

Owing to their topology, three iminosemiquinone radical ligands couple in a ferromagnetic fashion, mediated by a low-spin Co(III) ion.

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