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Silicon Chemistry

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V. 1. Low-valent Silicon, By H. Bèurger And R. Eujen. Organometallic Synthesis Of Carbosilanes, By G. Fritz. The Chemistry Of Silicon-transition-metal Compounds, By F. Hèofler. Authoïrindex And Sub...

Silicon Chemistry Ii: Properties And Preparations Of Si-Si Linkages In Inorganic And Organic Silicon Compounds

By Professor Dr. Edwin Hengge, Edwin Hengge

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Gmelin Handbook Of Inorganic And Organometallic Chemistry - 8th Edition Element S-I Si. Silicium. Silicon (System-Nr. 15) Part B The Compounds ... Silicon And Hydrogen (Including Sihn-Oxyge

By Ulrich Kr]Erke, Edwin Hengge

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Anorganische Chemie Eine Einfuehrung

By V. Gutmann, Viktor Gutmann, Edwin Hengge

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Binary Species Of Silicon And Fluorine

By Sigrid Ruprecht, Leopold Gmelin, Friedrich Schroder, Alfred Pebler, Joachim Wagner, Hans Schäfer, Claudia Heinrich-Sterzel, Robert Schlögl, Dag Schiöberg, Edwin Hengge, Peter Merlet, Jörn V. Jouanne

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Silicon chemistry 1

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Silicon chemistry 2

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