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Zhang, Guiqiu, Wang, Wei, Chen, Dezhan (2008) Chemical origin of blue and red shifts of C–H stretching vibrations in M+−C2H2 (M=V, Fe, Co, Ni) and M+−C6H6 (M=V, Si, Ni) complexes. Chemical Physics, 354. 225-229 doi:10.1016/j.chemphys.2008.10.046

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TitleChemical origin of blue and red shifts of C–H stretching vibrations in M+−C2H2 (M=V, Fe, Co, Ni) and M+−C6H6 (M=V, Si, Ni) complexes
JournalChemical Physics
AuthorsZhang, GuiqiuAuthor
Wang, WeiAuthor
Chen, DezhanAuthor
Year2008 (December)Volume354
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceZhang, Guiqiu, Wang, Wei, Chen, Dezhan (2008) Chemical origin of blue and red shifts of C–H stretching vibrations in M+−C2H2 (M=V, Fe, Co, Ni) and M+−C6H6 (M=V, Si, Ni) complexes. Chemical Physics, 354. 225-229 doi:10.1016/j.chemphys.2008.10.046
Plain TextZhang, Guiqiu, Wang, Wei, Chen, Dezhan (2008) Chemical origin of blue and red shifts of C–H stretching vibrations in M+−C2H2 (M=V, Fe, Co, Ni) and M+−C6H6 (M=V, Si, Ni) complexes. Chemical Physics, 354. 225-229 doi:10.1016/j.chemphys.2008.10.046
In(n.d.) Chemical Physics Vol. 354. Elsevier BV

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