Haia Kharraz

Gold bis(dithiolene) radical turning metallic under pressure: fusing pyrazine and dithiine rings on a dithiolene ligand† Conducting molecular materials built on dithiolene complexes −as mixed-valence salts or single component materials− are most often based of planar structures which efficiently stack on top of each other.

Mixed-ligand, radical, gold bis(dithiolene) complexes: from single-component conductors to controllable NIR-II absorbers Neutral radical bis(dithiolene) gold complexes [Au(dt)2]•  are known to exhibit a strong absorption in the 1400−2000 nm NIR absorption range.