โ Scribed by David Michael P. Mingos
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Content: Mathematical cluster chemistry / R.L. Johnston -- Metal-metal interactions in transition metal clusters with n-doner ligands / Z. Lin -- Electron count versus structural arrangement in clusters based on a cubic transition metal core with bridging main group elements / J.-F. Halet -- Metallaboranes / T.P. Fehlner -- Clusters with interstitial atoms from the p-block: How do Wade's rules handle them? / C.E. Housecroft -- Diverse naked clusters of the heavy main-group elements. Electronic regularities and analogies / J.D. Corbett -- Author index: volumes 1-87
Structure and Bonding 87......Page 1
Structural and Electronic Paradigms in Cluster Chemistry......Page 2
ISBN 3-540-62791-X......Page 3
Editors......Page 4
Preface......Page 5
Contents......Page 8
001-034......Page 10
035-080......Page 44
081-109......Page 90
111-135......Page 119
137-156......Page 144
157-193......Page 164
Author Index Volumes 1-87......Page 201
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