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Cui, Zhong-hua, Shao, Chang-bin, Gao, Si-meng, Ding, Yi-hong (2010) Pentaatomic planar tetracoordinate carbon molecules [XCAl3]q [(X,q) = (B,−2), (C,−1), (N,0)] with C–X multiple bonding. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 12 (41). 13637pp. doi:10.1039/c0cp00296h

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TitlePentaatomic planar tetracoordinate carbon molecules [XCAl3]q [(X,q) = (B,−2), (C,−1), (N,0)] with C–X multiple bonding
JournalPhysical Chemistry Chemical Physics
AuthorsCui, Zhong-huaAuthor
Shao, Chang-binAuthor
Gao, Si-mengAuthor
Ding, Yi-hongAuthor
Year2010Volume12
Issue41
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/c0cp00296hSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceCui, Zhong-hua, Shao, Chang-bin, Gao, Si-meng, Ding, Yi-hong (2010) Pentaatomic planar tetracoordinate carbon molecules [XCAl3]q [(X,q) = (B,−2), (C,−1), (N,0)] with C–X multiple bonding. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 12 (41). 13637pp. doi:10.1039/c0cp00296h
Plain TextCui, Zhong-hua, Shao, Chang-bin, Gao, Si-meng, Ding, Yi-hong (2010) Pentaatomic planar tetracoordinate carbon molecules [XCAl3]q [(X,q) = (B,−2), (C,−1), (N,0)] with C–X multiple bonding. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 12 (41). 13637pp. doi:10.1039/c0cp00296h
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