Titlebook: Coordination Chemistry; Papers Presented in Stanley Kirschner (Professor of Chemistry) Book 1969 Springer Science+Business Media New York

allergen

In particular, chromium(III) compounds are sufficiently nonlabile so that intermediates can often be isolated and characterized, and there can be a stepwise replacement of one set of ligands by another set, with widely differing ligand field strength, without incurring a disruptive spin change.

flammable

Spangle

Waiting for Godot and Happy Daysin which the shortest path from one coordination center to the next contains one, two, and three atoms, respectively. This limitation was made in order to avoid, inasmuch as possible, systems in which competition between bridging and chelation might be a problem; for a group with two donor sites can in principle function in either way.