Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.

The spectacular progress in inorganic chemistry during the last ten to fifteen years has been due mainly to the very rich and rewarding study of coordination compounds. The transition metals (or B-group elements) have received the greatest attention partly because of the variety of spectroscopie tec...

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Main Author:	Hickie, Guy Hewson.
Other Authors:	Onyszchuk, M. (Supervisor)
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Language:	en
Published:	McGill University 1965
Subjects:	Chemistry.
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spellingShingle	Chemistry. Hickie, Guy Hewson. Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
description	The spectacular progress in inorganic chemistry during the last ten to fifteen years has been due mainly to the very rich and rewarding study of coordination compounds. The transition metals (or B-group elements) have received the greatest attention partly because of the variety of spectroscopie techniques which are suitable for the study of transition metal complexes, and partly because most of these complexes are soluble in water, unlike most of the complexes of the A-group elements. [...]
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title	Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
title_short	Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
title_full	Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
title_fullStr	Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
title_full_unstemmed	Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
title_sort	infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.
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publishDate	1965
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Infrared spectra of some coordination compounds of silicon and germanium tetrahalides in the caesium bromide range.

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