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    The characteristic statistical response of superparamagnetic materials under magnetic stimuli provides quantitative insight into structure–function relationships, facilitating comparative data interpretation and paving the way for the design of superior functional materials. 
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    This Arduino-based data logger logs temperature, gas flow, and gas composition data from chemical reactions using components that are either readily available in most academic chemistry labs or are relatively low cost. The repository includes: Arduino code Python notebook for handling calibration and data analysis a bill of materials 
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    A Python library for handling variable field magnetization data and fitting it to multiple Cauchy distributions. 
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    A Python library to facilitate data analysis in magnetochemistry research. 
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    We report a rare example of a mixed-valence iron compound with an FeNNFe core, which gives insight into the structural, spectroscopic, and magnetic influences of single-electron reductions and oxidations. In the new compound, the odd electron is localized as judged from Mössbauer spectra at 80 K and infrared spectra at room temperature, and the backbonding into the N 2 unit is intermediate between diiron( i ) and diiron(0) congeners. Magnetic susceptibility and relaxation studies on the series of FeNNFe compounds show significant magnetic anisotropy, but through-barrier pathways enable fairly rapid magnetic relaxation. 
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  10. ; ; ; (, Physical Review D)