Reactions of iron carbonyls with various ligands in the presence of chloroform : a new method for the preparation of iron halide complexes /

Reactions of iron carbonyls with various ligands in the presence of chloroform : a new method for the preparation of iron halide complexes /

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Main Authors:	305715 Singh, P. P., Rivest, R.
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Subjects:	Iron carbonyls Halides

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