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Chandrasekhar, Vadapalli, Baskar, Viswanathan, Kingsley, Savariraj, Nagendran, Selvarajan, Butcher, Raymond J. (2001) First characterisation of weak hydrogen bonds in organoantimony compounds: C–H⋯Cl–Sb-mediated, zig-zag, supramolecular polymeric architecture in [Ph2Sb(Cl){S2C2(CN)2}]. CrystEngComm, 3. 64-66 doi:10.1039/b010108g

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TitleFirst characterisation of weak hydrogen bonds in organoantimony compounds: C–H⋯Cl–Sb-mediated, zig-zag, supramolecular polymeric architecture in [Ph2Sb(Cl){S2C2(CN)2}]
JournalCrystEngComm
AuthorsChandrasekhar, VadapalliAuthor
Baskar, ViswanathanAuthor
Kingsley, SavarirajAuthor
Nagendran, SelvarajanAuthor
Butcher, Raymond J.Author
Year2001Volume3
PublisherRoyal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
DOIdoi:10.1039/b010108gSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceChandrasekhar, Vadapalli, Baskar, Viswanathan, Kingsley, Savariraj, Nagendran, Selvarajan, Butcher, Raymond J. (2001) First characterisation of weak hydrogen bonds in organoantimony compounds: C–H⋯Cl–Sb-mediated, zig-zag, supramolecular polymeric architecture in [Ph2Sb(Cl){S2C2(CN)2}]. CrystEngComm, 3. 64-66 doi:10.1039/b010108g
Plain TextChandrasekhar, Vadapalli, Baskar, Viswanathan, Kingsley, Savariraj, Nagendran, Selvarajan, Butcher, Raymond J. (2001) First characterisation of weak hydrogen bonds in organoantimony compounds: C–H⋯Cl–Sb-mediated, zig-zag, supramolecular polymeric architecture in [Ph2Sb(Cl){S2C2(CN)2}]. CrystEngComm, 3. 64-66 doi:10.1039/b010108g
In(2001) CrystEngComm Vol. 3. Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)

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