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January 1, 2006Journal of Materials Chemistry

Heptanuclear iron( iii ) triethanolamine clusters exhibiting ‘millennium dome’-like topologies and an octanuclear analogue with ground spin states of S = 5/2 and 0, respectively

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LJLeigh F. JonesUniversité Paris-SudPJPaul R. JensenUniversidade Federal de Minas GeraisBMBoujemaa MoubarakiMonash University

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