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. 2018 Apr 18;6:100. doi: 10.3389/fchem.2018.00100

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Schematic illustration of the [(Co^III(OH₂)₂(OH)(μ³-O))₄] model system as used by Wang and Van Voorhis (2011) (top, left), Kwapien et al. (2013) (top, right), Li and Siegbahn (2013) (bottom, left), and Fernando and Aikens (2015) (bottom, right). If indicated in the original paper, hydrogen bonds are shown. Further, the “active” ligands, i.e., the ones which undergo the O−O bond formation, are highlighted in blue. Reproduced from geometrical data published by Wang and Van Voorhis (2011) (top, left), Kwapien et al. (2013) (top, right), Li and Siegbahn (2013) (bottom, left), and Fernando and Aikens (2015) (bottom, right).