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RT @FerrenceG: The η⁴ in (η⁴-CH₂CHCHCH₂)Fe(CO)(P(OMe)₃)(SbPh₃) indicates the hapticity of the butadiene ligand, meaning all 4 contiguous bu…
7/07/2020 9:08
If you attended the CCDC UGM in the Spring, you are welcome to join the reunion on Thursday-11am (ET), hosted by @FerrenceG from Illinois State University. Come along and catch up with your colleagues.Send an email to hello@ccdc.cam.ac.uk or check your CCDC conference app. https://t.co/guMv240JiY
7/07/2020 4:55
For #worldchocolateday, learn more about this tasty polymorph in the #CCDCHomeLearning activity “Lego, Chocolate, and Polymorphs”. 👇 https://t.co/FWLGIZw54S ##remotescience #learningtogether #scienceathome #HandsOnScience #ScienceForKids #crystallography #stemforkids https://t.co/DyhGaIHY5q
7/07/2020 12:45
