Molecular Motion and Ligand Stacking Influence Thermal Expansion Behavior and Argentophilic Forces in Silver Coordination Complexes

Molecular Motion and Ligand Stacking Influence Thermal Expansion Behavior and Argentophilic Forces in Silver Coordination Complexes
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.cgd.2c00446
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发表时间:
2022-06
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Crystal Growth & Design
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Gary C. George;D. Unruh;R. Groeneman;Kristin M. Hutchins
Gary C. George;D. Unruh;R. Groeneman;Kristin M. Hutchins
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作者:
Gary C. George;D. Unruh;R. Groeneman;Kristin M. Hutchins

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