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Barium induced modulation of NIR emission in a neodymium cryptate complex
Jonathan B Coldwell1, Cara E Felton, Lindsay P Harding
1School of Chemistry, Cardiff University, UK.
Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)
|December 6, 2006
Abstract:
The complex [NdL](III) is based upon a crown ether-appended ditopic cryptate ligand and demonstrates a near-infrared fluorescence response to Ba(II).
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