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Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry Ii, Volume 7: Iron, Ruthenium And Osmium: A Review Of The Literature 1982-1994
Comprehensive Organometallic Chemistry Ii, Volume 7: Iron, Ruthenium And Osmium: A Review Of The Literature 1982-1994

By Mark J. Winter, D. F Shriver, D. F. Schriver, Geoffrey Wilkinson, Eds, D. F., Bruce, M. I, M.I. Bruce, Jay A. Labinger, F. Gordon A. Stone, Edward H Abel, Schriver

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V. 1. Lithium, Beryllium, And Boron Groups -- V. 2. Silicon Group, Arsenic, Antimony, And Bismuth -- V. 3. Copper And Zinc Groups -- V. 4. Scandium, Yttrium, Lanthanides And Actinides, And Titanium...

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