Synthesis and luminescence properties of a kinetically stable dinuclear ytterbium complex with differentiated binding sites
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Simon J. A. Pope, Alan M. Kenwright, Sarah L. Heath, Stephen Faulkner
The complex Yb2L contains two DO3A units separated by a phenol bridging group and gives time-resolved luminescence spectra in solution consistent with the presence of two types of binding site.
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