| 摘要 |
<p>Transition metal compounds of a crystalline-like structure are provided having unique electrical properties. The compounds comprising nickel have been shown to have ferromagnetic behavior which is induced or enhanced by exposure to electromagnetic radiation and heat. The compounds are identified by characteristic peaks in the infrared spectra and X-ray powder diffraction spectra. The spectra suggest the compounds have a planar structure of the empirical formula M(X)(4-Y)/XMc(Y)C4 or a three-dimensional structure of empirical formula M(X)(6-Y)/XMc(Y)C6, wherein Mc(Y) is the transition metal, with Y being its ionic state, and M(X) is the counter cation with X being its ionic state.</p> |
