A spin-canted NiII4-based metal–organic framework with gas sorption properties and high adsorptive selectivity for light hydrocarbons
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A spin-canted NiII4-based metal–organic framework with gas sorption properties and high adsorptive selectivity for light hydrocarbons
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CHEMICAL COMMUNICATIONS
Volume 50, Issue 65, Pages 9161
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Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC)
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2014-06-27
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10.1039/c4cc02396j
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