Redox-induced spin-state switching and mixed valency in quinonoid-bridged dicobalt complexes.

Redox-induced spin-state switching and mixed valency in quinonoid-bridged dicobalt complexes.
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10.1002/chem.201302858
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2014-03
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David Schweinfurth;Yvonne Rechkemmer;S. Hohloch;Naina Deibel;Irina Peremykin;J. Fiedler;Raphael Marx;P. Neugebauer;J. van Slageren;B. Sarkar
David Schweinfurth;Yvonne Rechkemmer;S. Hohloch;Naina Deibel;Irina Peremykin;J. Fiedler;Raphael Marx;P. Neugebauer;J. van Slageren;B. Sarkar
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David Schweinfurth;Yvonne Rechkemmer;S. Hohloch;Naina Deibel;Irina Peremykin;J. Fiedler;Raphael Marx;P. Neugebauer;J. van Slageren;B. Sarkar

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