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Cyclo‐P5− Revisited: The Surprisingly Stable Uncoordinated Pentaphospholide Anion
The intriguing cyclo‐P5− anion, which is isolobal to the well‐known cyclopentadienide anion, was characterized for the first time crystallographically in the salts [M([2.2.2]cryptand)][cyclo‐P5] (M = Na, K). The compounds were further characterized by UV/Vis spectroscopy in solution and in the solid state by Raman and 31P MAS NMR spectroscopy ...
Moritz J. Ernst+4 more
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ATTENUATION OF CROWN GALL BACTERIA BY CULTIVATION IN MEDIA CONTAINING GLYCINE
J. M. Van Lanen+2 more
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Social Behavior of the Black-Crowned Night Heron [PDF]
Gladwyn Kingsley Noble+2 more
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NUTRITION LEVEL OF MOTHER PLANTATIONS OF VEGETATIVE APPLE-TREE ROOTSTOCKS M.9 AND M.26
Achievement of high productivity of mother plantations of rootstocks requires that the mother plants are provided with optimum supply of nutrients.
Tomasz Lipa
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TRANSMITTANCE OF TUMOR-INDUCING ABILITY TO AVIRULENT CROWN-GALL AND RELATED BACTERIA [PDF]
Deana T. Klein, Richard M. Klein
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A Thorough Characterization of the Tellurocyanate Anion
Tellurocyanate, [TeCN]−, is the heaviest group 16 congener of the cyanate anion, [OCN]−. Due to the relative instability of the C–Te bond, tellurocyanate chemistry has seen only scarce attention. Here, we present the facile synthesis and thorough characterization of [K@crypt‐222][TeCN]. The anion is essentially linear with interatomic distances of C–N =
Hennes Günther+6 more
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Further Evidence That Crown Gall of Plants Is Cancer [PDF]
Erwin F. Smith
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Assessment of Prematurity by Birth Weight, Crown-Rump Length, and Head Circumference [PDF]
R. W. B. Ellis
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