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April 27, 2001Journal of the American Chemical Society

Strongly Luminescent Three-Coordinate Gold(I) Polymers:  1D Chain-Link Fence and 2D Chickenwire Structures

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MBMarie-Claude BrandysWestern UniversityRPRichard J. PuddephattWestern University

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