3. Magnetic ionic liquids

3.1 Definition and brief history

As with many classes of materials, the relevant concepts and basic observations were developed long before the terminology and formalization of the discipline were defined. It was in 1914 that Paul Walden set out his observations on salt (EtNH ₃ )(NO ₃ ) with a low melting point ("niedrig schmelzenden salze") ...

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