Journal of Solid State Chemistry
 2001
DOI: 10.1006/jssc.2001.9162
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Resonance in the Nonlinear Susceptibilities of Co3BTCA2(H2O)4, a Molecular-Based Magnet

Charles M. Wynn
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A. S. Albrecht
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Christopher P. Landee
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et al.
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A mutually inclined interpenetrated cobalt benzenetricarboxylate/organodiimine layered coordination polymer containing “infinite” water chains and its irreversible crystal-to-crystal structural transformation upon dehydration

Braverman
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Supkowski
2
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LaDuca
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2008
Inorganic Chemistry Communications
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A mutually inclined interpenetrated cobalt benzenetricarboxylate/organodiimine layered coordination polymer containing “infinite” water chains and its irreversible crystal-to-crystal structural transformation upon dehydration

Braverman
1
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Supkowski
2
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LaDuca
3
2008
Inorganic Chemistry Communications
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EPR characterization of a nanoporous metal-organic framework exhibiting a bulk magnetic ordering

Maspoch
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Vidal-Gancedo
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Ruiz‐Molina
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Structures and magnetic properties of transition metal complexes of 1,3,5-benzenetricarboxylic acid

Zhang
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Bruda
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Landee
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Inorganica Chimica Acta
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