Titlebook: Chemistry of Tin; Peter J. Smith (Honorary Research Fellow) Book 1998Latest edition Chapman & Hall 1998 inorganic chemistry.iron.metals.sp

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,Tin — the element,ron, tin, and lead, they traded in their fairs.’ Both suggest that tin was regarded as a valuable commodity, and indeed a strip of tin free from silver and lead has been found in the wrappings of an Egyptian mummy dating from not later than 600 BC.

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Introduction: What is all that about?,rdination geometries and lattice structural types, leading to a wealth of solid state chemistry. In this chapter is presented some of the fundamental background upon which the rich tapestry of tin chemistry is based.

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Financial Payoff Functions and Potentialse field of fire retardants, this area of use may show some growth. In the Western world in 1990, tin chemicals accounted for about 24 000 tonnes of tin consumption out of a total of 194 000 tonnes [1]; the breakdown is shown in Table 12.1.

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Organometallic compounds of tetravalent tin,ooks [1–3], review articles [4,5] and periodic surveys [6] covering this field. Invaluable databases relating to studies of organotin compounds by NMR [7–10] and M?ssbauer spectroscopies [11, 12] and single crystal X-ray diffraction [13, 14] also provide an entry into both structural and synthetic aspects of organotin chemistry.

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