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Guan, Wei, Yamabe, Shinichi, Sakaki, Shigeyoshi (2013) Interest in new heterodinuclear transition-metal/main-group-metal complexes: DFT study of electronic structure and mechanism of fluoride sensing function. Dalton Transactions, 42 (24). 8717pp. doi:10.1039/c3dt50597a

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TitleInterest in new heterodinuclear transition-metal/main-group-metal complexes: DFT study of electronic structure and mechanism of fluoride sensing function
JournalDalton Transactions
AuthorsGuan, WeiAuthor
Yamabe, ShinichiAuthor
Sakaki, ShigeyoshiAuthor
Year2013Volume42
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PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
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Full ReferenceGuan, Wei, Yamabe, Shinichi, Sakaki, Shigeyoshi (2013) Interest in new heterodinuclear transition-metal/main-group-metal complexes: DFT study of electronic structure and mechanism of fluoride sensing function. Dalton Transactions, 42 (24). 8717pp. doi:10.1039/c3dt50597a
Plain TextGuan, Wei, Yamabe, Shinichi, Sakaki, Shigeyoshi (2013) Interest in new heterodinuclear transition-metal/main-group-metal complexes: DFT study of electronic structure and mechanism of fluoride sensing function. Dalton Transactions, 42 (24). 8717pp. doi:10.1039/c3dt50597a
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