The Aluminum–Nitrogen Bond in Monomeric Bis(amino)alanes: A Systematic Experimental Study of Bis(tetramethylpiperidino)alanes and Quantum Mechanical Calculations on the Model System (H2N)2AlY

The Aluminum–Nitrogen Bond in Monomeric Bis(amino)alanes: A Systematic Experimental Study of Bis(tetramethylpiperidino)alanes and Quantum Mechanical Calculations on the Model System (H2N)2AlY
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单体双(氨基)丙烷中的铝-氮键:双(四甲基哌啶基)丙烷的系统实验研究和模型系统(H2N)2AlY上的量子力学计算

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1998
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T. Seifert
T. Seifert
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Klaus Knabel;I. Krossing;H. Nöth;Holger Schwenk;M. Schmidt;T. Seifert

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