The novel octanuclear cluster [Mn8O2(OH)2(OMe)12(OAc)2(Mesalim)4] (1) presents SMM behaviour with a relatively high experimental energy barrier (eff/kB= 36.0 K) as shown by its dc and ac magnetic properties.
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