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Sahai, Nita, Tossell, John A. (2002) 29Si NMR Shifts and Relative Stabilities Calculated for Hypercoordinated Silicon−Polyalcohol Complexes:  Role in Sol−Gel and Biogenic Silica Synthesis. Inorganic Chemistry, 41 (7) 1993-1994 doi:10.1021/ic020151y

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Title29Si NMR Shifts and Relative Stabilities Calculated for Hypercoordinated Silicon−Polyalcohol Complexes:  Role in Sol−Gel and Biogenic Silica Synthesis
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsSahai, NitaAuthor
Tossell, John A.Author
Year2002 (April)Volume41
Issue7
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ic020151ySearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceSahai, Nita, Tossell, John A. (2002) 29Si NMR Shifts and Relative Stabilities Calculated for Hypercoordinated Silicon−Polyalcohol Complexes:  Role in Sol−Gel and Biogenic Silica Synthesis. Inorganic Chemistry, 41 (7) 1993-1994 doi:10.1021/ic020151y
Plain TextSahai, Nita, Tossell, John A. (2002) 29Si NMR Shifts and Relative Stabilities Calculated for Hypercoordinated Silicon−Polyalcohol Complexes:  Role in Sol−Gel and Biogenic Silica Synthesis. Inorganic Chemistry, 41 (7) 1993-1994 doi:10.1021/ic020151y
In(2002, April) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 41 (7) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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