Progress in Molecular Heterobimetallic Alkaline Earth Metal Chemistry: New Synthetic Strategies, Structural Features and Properties

Progress in Molecular Heterobimetallic Alkaline Earth Metal Chemistry: New Synthetic Strategies, Structural Features and Properties

by Maria Felisa A. Zuniga

221 pages· 2007· ISBN 9780549403234
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Investigations on heterobimetallic compounds were also extended to mixed metal Ae/Ae' (Ae = Ba, Ae' = Sr or Mg) and Ae/Ln (Ae = Ba, Ln = Eu, Sm, Yb). The structural features displayed by these complexes further illuminate the similarities and differences in the chemistry of alkaline earth and rare earth metals.

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