Organogels of 8-quinolinol/metal(II)-chelate derivatives that show electron- and light-emitting properties.

Organogels of 8-quinolinol/metal(II)-chelate derivatives that show electron- and light-emitting properties.
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10.1002/chem.200601813
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2007-05
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Michihiro Shirakawa;Norifumi Fujita;T. Tani;K. Kaneko;M. Ojima;A. Fujii;M. Ozaki;S. Shinkai
Michihiro Shirakawa;Norifumi Fujita;T. Tani;K. Kaneko;M. Ojima;A. Fujii;M. Ozaki;S. Shinkai
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Michihiro Shirakawa;Norifumi Fujita;T. Tani;K. Kaneko;M. Ojima;A. Fujii;M. Ozaki;S. Shinkai

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