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. 2018 Oct 9;6:461. doi: 10.3389/fchem.2018.00461

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Inorganic core change upon conversion of cluster 39 to the azido- and isocyanato-bridged clusters 40 and 41. The symbol represents Fe^II. The dashed lines do not represent chemical bonds, but they help the understanding of the metal topology. Coordination bonds are drawn in bold. X, Y = N for 40; X = C and Y = 0 for 41.

Inline graphic — Inorganic core change upon conversion of cluster 39 to the azido- and isocyanato-bridged clusters 40 and 41. The symbol represents Fe^II. The dashed lines do not represent chemical bonds, but they help the understanding of the metal topology. Coordination bonds are drawn in bold. X, Y = N for 40; X = C and Y = 0 for 41.