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Lulei, Michael, Corbett, John D. (1996) A Novel Structure Type for Isolated Rare-Earth-Metal Clusters Centered by Transition Metals:  Cs4R6I13Z (R = Ce, Pr; Z = Co, Os) Inorganic Chemistry, 35 (13) 4084-4086 doi:10.1021/ic960087i

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TitleA Novel Structure Type for Isolated Rare-Earth-Metal Clusters Centered by Transition Metals:  Cs4R6I13Z (R = Ce, Pr; Z = Co, Os)
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsLulei, MichaelAuthor
Corbett, John D.Author
Year1996 (January)Volume35
Issue13
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceLulei, Michael, Corbett, John D. (1996) A Novel Structure Type for Isolated Rare-Earth-Metal Clusters Centered by Transition Metals:  Cs4R6I13Z (R = Ce, Pr; Z = Co, Os) Inorganic Chemistry, 35 (13) 4084-4086 doi:10.1021/ic960087i
Plain TextLulei, Michael, Corbett, John D. (1996) A Novel Structure Type for Isolated Rare-Earth-Metal Clusters Centered by Transition Metals:  Cs4R6I13Z (R = Ce, Pr; Z = Co, Os) Inorganic Chemistry, 35 (13) 4084-4086 doi:10.1021/ic960087i
In(1996, January) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 35 (13) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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