First EXAFS studies on aurophilic interactions in solution

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Publication Date 2005-09-08
DOI 10.1039/B508863A
Impact Factor 6.222
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Héctor de la Riva, Aranzazu Pintado-Alba, Mark Nieuwenhuyzen, Christopher Hardacre, M. Cristina Lagunas


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Abstract

EXAFS has been used to directly show the existence of Au⋯Au interactions in dissolved Au(I) complexes for the first time; the information has been used to understand the optical properties of these materials.

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