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By the coordination assembly of a redox photoactive functional motif and a cyanide-bridged moiety, a cyanide-bridged Mn-Fe compound with large photoinduced magnetic change at room-temperature due to photoinduced electron transfer was obtanied. This compound also shows unprecedented radical-quenched spin glass in molecule based magnets.

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