Synthesis and characterization of a two-coordinate manganese complex and its reaction with molecular hydrogen at room temperature.

Synthesis and characterization of a two-coordinate manganese complex and its reaction with molecular hydrogen at room temperature.
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10.1002/anie.201304642
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2013-11
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Prinson P. Samuel;K. Mondal;H. Roesky;Markus R. Hermann;G. Frenking;S. Demeshko;F. Meyer;A. Stückl;J. Christian;N. Dalal;L. Ungur;L. Chibotaru;K. Pröpper;A. Meents;B. Dittrich
Prinson P. Samuel;K. Mondal;H. Roesky;Markus R. Hermann;G. Frenking;S. Demeshko;F. Meyer;A. Stückl;J. Christian;N. Dalal;L. Ungur;L. Chibotaru;K. Pröpper;A. Meents;B. Dittrich
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Prinson P. Samuel;K. Mondal;H. Roesky;Markus R. Hermann;G. Frenking;S. Demeshko;F. Meyer;A. Stückl;J. Christian;N. Dalal;L. Ungur;L. Chibotaru;K. Pröpper;A. Meents;B. Dittrich

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