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Panch Ram

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Metal organic frameworks
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|Jul 26, 2019
Doubly zwitterionic, di-reduced, highly electron-rich, air-stable naphthalenediimides: redox-switchable islands of aromatic-antiaromatic states.

Sharvan Kumar, Jyoti Shukla, Kalyanashis Mandal

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