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Introduction: What is all that about?,onds are largely σ-covalent in character, but essentially ionic bonds are formed with the heavier alkali metals and alkaline earths. Perhaps most surprising for a typical Main Group element is the rapidly developing chemistry of π-bonded polyhapto compounds exhibited by bivalent tin, an area traditi

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Fundamentals of Continuous Variablesher m et al., including boron and silicon. Attention has been concentrated on work published since 1970. Reviews [1–12] include an account of applications to areas of chemistry including catalysis, hydrogenation and isomerization of alkenes and polymerization [11]. For comprehensive lists of compoun

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-17686-4ure and bonding in the m et al. environment (mainly in organotins) and (3) the dynamics of tin nuclei, the latter possibly correlated to the nature of the substrate (mono- or polymeric). Measurements are effected on solids (crystalline as well as amorphous), gels and solutions (frozen to glassy phas

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