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The 1992 Alcan Award Lecture Excursions around the periodic table: ligand design in inorganic chemistry

01 Dec 1992-Canadian Journal of Chemistry (NRC Research Press Ottawa, Canada)-Vol. 70, Iss: 12, pp 2839-2845
TL;DR: An overview of the strategy used to come up with the design of a new type of ligand that is appropriate for coordination to both the late metals and the early metals is given in this paper.
Abstract: An overview is given on the strategy used to come up with the design of a new type of ligand that is appropriate for coordination to both the late metals and the early metals. The coordination chem...
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