Chemistry of Inorganic Materials
Elsevier · Netherlands
Aims & Scope
Subject areas: Chemistry: Inorganic chemistry. Topics: coordination polymers and networks, metal-organic frameworks, catalysis, inorganic materials, crystals
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What is the aims and scope of Chemistry of Inorganic Materials?
Subject areas: Chemistry: Inorganic chemistry. Topics: coordination polymers and networks, metal-organic frameworks, catalysis, inorganic materials, crystals
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