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Cotton, F. Albert., Torralba, Raymund C. (1991) New di- and trinuclear complexes of ruthenium with octahedra joined on faces or edges. 4. Compounds containing [(R3P)3RuCl3RuCl3Ru(PR3)3]+ ions: structures, EPR spectroscopy, and electrochemistry. Inorganic Chemistry, 30 (23) 4386-4391 doi:10.1021/ic00023a019

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TitleNew di- and trinuclear complexes of ruthenium with octahedra joined on faces or edges. 4. Compounds containing [(R3P)3RuCl3RuCl3Ru(PR3)3]+ ions: structures, EPR spectroscopy, and electrochemistry
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsCotton, F. Albert.Author
Torralba, Raymund C.Author
Year1991 (November)Volume30
Issue23
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceCotton, F. Albert., Torralba, Raymund C. (1991) New di- and trinuclear complexes of ruthenium with octahedra joined on faces or edges. 4. Compounds containing [(R3P)3RuCl3RuCl3Ru(PR3)3]+ ions: structures, EPR spectroscopy, and electrochemistry. Inorganic Chemistry, 30 (23) 4386-4391 doi:10.1021/ic00023a019
Plain TextCotton, F. Albert., Torralba, Raymund C. (1991) New di- and trinuclear complexes of ruthenium with octahedra joined on faces or edges. 4. Compounds containing [(R3P)3RuCl3RuCl3Ru(PR3)3]+ ions: structures, EPR spectroscopy, and electrochemistry. Inorganic Chemistry, 30 (23) 4386-4391 doi:10.1021/ic00023a019
In(1991, November) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 30 (23) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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