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The π-complex theory of metal-alkene compounds.

Monday, May 13th, 2013

The period 1951–1954 was a golden one for structural chemistry; proteins, DNA, Ferrocene (1952) and the one I discuss here, a bonding model for Zeise’s salt (3).

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