Novel Nd2[O2C–(CH2)3–CO2]3(H2O)z. 10 H2O framework structure

J. A. ELLENA; E. V. BRUSAU; G. NARDA; C. G. POZZI; G. E. ECHEVERRÍA; G. PUNTE

Fortaleza, Brasil

Congreso; Congreso Brasilero de Química; 2006

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