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Electron Transfer In Biology And The Solid State: Inorganic Compounds With Unusual Properties

By Charles Kutal, Jeremy K. Burdett, Jie Zhang, Stephan S. Isied, Neil Bartlett, Jing Zhao, J. B. Hopkins, Michael Lerner, GU, D. R. Anderson, Robert A. Scott, A.Graham Lappin, John. B Goodenough, Tobin J Marks, Bruce W. Wessels, R.J.P. Williams, Mark A. Ratner, Joan Long, Bill Durham, R Bruce King, Kirk S. Schanze, John D. Corbett, Myung-Hwan Whangbo, Michael K. Johnson, Rosemary A. Marusak, Jiming Zhang, N. S. Hush, Russell H. Schmehl, Brian M. Hoffman, Chong Kul Ryu, NORMAN SUTIN, BRUCE S. BRUNSCHWIG, Editor-R. Bruce King; Editor-Michael K. Johnson; Editor-Donald M. Kurtz Jr.; Editor-Charles Kutal; Editor-Michael L. Norton; Editor-Robert A. Scott, DONALD M. KURTZ, MICHAEL L. NORTON, J. R. Reimers, Leonardo A. Cabana, Sten A. Wallin, J. S. Bashkin, G. McLendon, Dabney White Dixon, Xiaole Hong, Lian Ping Pan, Seung Hahm, Francis Millett, Nita A. Lewis, Daniel V. Taveras, C. Michael Elliott, C. L. E. Headford, S. Ferrere, Mary Jo Ondrechen, Saeed Gozashti, Li-Tai Zhang, Feimeng Zhou, Thomas P. Shields, L. K. Orman, T. Yabe, Gururaj V. Kulkarni, Lauren M. Tonge, Darrin S. Richeson, Henry O. Marcy, Carl R. Kannewurf, Friedhelm Rogel, Martin W. Payne, Fujio Okino, Thomas E. Mallouk, Rika Hagiwara

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This new volume brings together in one volume the latest information by leading scientists who are studying mechanisms of electron transfer between metal centers in proteins and other biologically...

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