Location of the metal atoms in Ce2@C78 and its bis-silylated derivative

Chemical Communications : Chem Comm
Michio YamadaShigeru Nagase

Abstract

Dimetallofullerene Ce(2)@C(78) and its bis-silylated derivative (1) were successfully prepared and fully characterized.

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