A recipe for new organometallic polymers and oligomers? Synthesis and structure of an oligo- and a polymeric arrangement of P–S anions‡
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Maryam Shafaei-Fallah, Weifeng Shi
A route to organometallic polymers and oligomers is described using metal complexes with P/S-ligands as examples.
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