Observation of a large magnetocaloric effect in a 2D Gd(III)-based coordination polymer.

@article{Biswas2013ObservationOA,
  title={Observation of a large magnetocaloric effect in a 2D Gd(III)-based coordination polymer.},
  author={Soumava Biswas and Amit Adhikary and Soumyabrata Goswami and Sanjit Konar},
  journal={Dalton transactions},
  year={2013},
  volume={42 37},
  pages={
          13331-4
        }
}
A new 2D Gd(III)-based coordination polymer has close to the highest cryogenic magnetocaloric effect of any MOF reported so far. The experimental results reveal its structural features and magnetic properties. 
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