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Fleischer, Everly B., Gebala, Allen E., Swift, David R., Tasker, Peter A. (1972) Trigonal prismatic-octahedral coordination. Complexes of intermediate geometry. Inorganic Chemistry, 11 (11) 2775-2784 doi:10.1021/ic50117a040

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TitleTrigonal prismatic-octahedral coordination. Complexes of intermediate geometry
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsFleischer, Everly B.Author
Gebala, Allen E.Author
Swift, David R.Author
Tasker, Peter A.Author
Year1972 (November)Volume11
Issue11
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ic50117a040Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFleischer, Everly B., Gebala, Allen E., Swift, David R., Tasker, Peter A. (1972) Trigonal prismatic-octahedral coordination. Complexes of intermediate geometry. Inorganic Chemistry, 11 (11) 2775-2784 doi:10.1021/ic50117a040
Plain TextFleischer, Everly B., Gebala, Allen E., Swift, David R., Tasker, Peter A. (1972) Trigonal prismatic-octahedral coordination. Complexes of intermediate geometry. Inorganic Chemistry, 11 (11) 2775-2784 doi:10.1021/ic50117a040
In(1972, November) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 11 (11) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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