Hybrid inorganic-organic materials: a new family in condensed matter physics

Cnr Rao; Anthony K. Cheetham; A. Thirumurugan

doi:10.1088/0953-8984/20/15/159801

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Hybrid inorganic-organic materials: a new family in condensed matter physics

Journal of Physics Condensed Matter 20(15): 159801-159801

Article 2008 English

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The authors would also like to acknowledge the latter authors for their permission to reproduce the coloured versions of figures 2(a),(b), figure 4(a), figures 5(a),(b), figures 6(a),(b) and figures 7(a),(b).

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