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Some surprising silicon chemistry
Ever since Scott Denmark told me about a gem of a paper back at the Bürgenstock conference a few years, I’ve been meaning to blog about it. Well, today is as good a day as any* I suppose, so here … Continue reading
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Tagged april, april 1st, april fools day, chemistry, d orbitals, dietmar seyferth, fools, fun, NMR, organosilicon, publishing, scientific literature, scott denmark, silicon
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