Seminar at CulturChem 406
November 13-15, 2013
Seminar at CulturChem 406
Université Pierre et Marie Curie, France
Prof. Awaga and Dr. Yamada visited Prof. Michel Verdaguer, Universite Pierre et Marie Curie, to discuss issues concerning Molecular Magnetism, and gave a presentation at CulturChem 406 as follows;
“Solid-State Electrochemistry for Molecular Magnetism and Organic Electronics”
Kunio Awaga, Nagoya University, Japan
Abstract: Solid-state electrochemistry is a powerful tool to control the valence and charge of molecule-based materials. Recently, it was found that an electrochemical cell, in which the anode is Li metal and the cathode contains a polyoxometalate, operates stably as a rechargeable battery with an extremely large capacity. In this presentation we discuss the mechanism of the molecular cluster batteries and the application of solid-state electrochemistry to molecular magnetism and organic electronics.
