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April 13, 2001Journal of the American Chemical SocietyOpen Access

Comparisons in the Behavior of Stable Copper(II), Silver(II), and Gold(II) Complexes in the Gas Phase: Are There Implications for Condensed-Phase Chemistry?

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NWNicholas R. WalkerUniversity of BristolRWRossana R. WrightPBPerdita E. BarranUniversity of Manchester

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