Multiple Bonds Between Metal Atoms

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Multiple Bonds Between Metal Atoms is a seminal inorganic chemistry monograph that systematically explores the nature, structure, and bonding of metal–metal multiple bonds in transition metal complexes.

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instanceOf chemistry book
inorganic chemistry monograph
scientific monograph
academicDiscipline chemistry
inorganic chemistry
author C. A. Murillo NERFINISHED
F. Albert Cotton NERFINISHED
Richard A. Walton NERFINISHED
countryOfPublication United States of America
surface form: United States
covers applications of metal–metal bonded complexes
historical development of metal–metal bonding concepts
structure–property relationships in metal–metal bonds
synthetic methods for metal–metal bonded complexes
describedAs seminal work on metal–metal multiple bonds
field coordination chemistry
inorganic chemistry
transition metal chemistry
hasEdition first edition
second edition
third edition
influenced development of metal–metal bond theory
research on transition metal dimers
language English
mainSubject metal–metal multiple bonds
transition metal complexes
notableFor influence on modern inorganic chemistry
systematic treatment of metal–metal multiple bonding
publisher Springer NERFINISHED
Springer-Verlag NERFINISHED
targetAudience graduate students in chemistry
inorganic chemistry educators
research chemists
topic bonding in metal cluster compounds
crystallographic characterization of metal–metal bonds
electronic structure of transition metal dimers
magnetic properties of metal–metal bonded complexes
metal–metal bond order
molecular orbital description of metal–metal bonds
quadruple metal–metal bonds
spectroscopic properties of metal–metal bonded complexes
triple metal–metal bonds
usedAs advanced textbook on metal–metal bonding
reference text in inorganic chemistry

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F. Albert Cotton notableWork Multiple Bonds Between Metal Atoms