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Chemical trends in organic conductors: Stabilization of the nearly one-dimensional metallic state

  • V. Experimental Investigations on TTF-TCNQ and its Derivatives
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Bloch, A.N. (1977). Chemical trends in organic conductors: Stabilization of the nearly one-dimensional metallic state. In: Pál, L., Grüner, G., Jánossy, A., Sólyom, J. (eds) Organic Conductors and Semiconductors. Lecture Notes in Physics, vol 65. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0012387

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