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Layered Organic–Inorganic Materials: A Way towards Controllable Magnetism

The search for new materials for tailor‐made applications and new devices involves not only solid‐state chemists, physicists or materials engineers, but also the area molecular and organo‐metallic chemistry, and even biochemistry. This is especially clear in the field of organic–inorganic multifunctional materials, whose design necessitates to investigate new concepts and principles developed in these different disciplines. Here, the authors review the structure‐magnetic property relationships in layered structures, made of organic and inorganic subunits.