Crystallographic and spectroscopic characterization of a nonheme Fe(IV)-O complex.
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Mi Hee Lim | M. Lim | W. Brennessel | W. Nam | Eckard Münck | Wonwoo Nam | Jan-Uwe Rohde | Lawrence Que | William W Brennessel | Audria Stubna | M. Bukowski | Jun-Hee In | Michael R Bukowski | E. Münck | J. Rohde | L. Que | A. Stubna | J. In
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