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Title: The germanium-tin bond. Structures of the isomeric complexes Me3E-E'Ph3 (E = Ge, E' = Sn; E = Sn, E' = Ge)
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Inorganic Chemistry [0020-1669] Pannell, Keith yr:1992


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