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Polyhedra for chemists (and aesthetes)

Nature volume 291, pages 175–176 (1981)Cite this article

Transition Metal Clusters.

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  1. Lecturer in Inorganic Chemistry and Fellow of Keble College at the University of Oxford. He was recently awarded the Corday Morgan Medal of the Chemical Society for his experimental and theoretical contributions to organometallic and cluster chemistry.

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