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May 1, 1997Journal of the American Chemical Society

Hexahapto Metal Coordination to Curved Polyaromatic Hydrocarbon Surfaces:  The First Transition Metal Corannulene Complex

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TST. Jon SeidersUniversity of GenevaKBKim K. BaldridgeTianjin UniversityJOJ. M. O’ConnorUniversity of Essex

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