Application of Density Functional Theory in Coordination Chemistry: A Case Study of Group 13 Monohalide as a Ligand
The chemistry of Group 13 Monohalide is of great interest due to its isoelectronic relationship with carbon monoxide and dinitrogen. In recent years, theoretical and experimental studies have been evolved on the group-13 atom-based diatomic molecules as a ligand. The synthetic, characterisation and...
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IntechOpen
2021
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