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Corie Lok
Friday, 21 September 2007 15:36 UTC
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Updated 21 September 2007 15:36 UTC
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Respected Madam
Myself, Prashant Kumar want to know that how much number of papers have already been published related with the synthesis of chalcogenides of transition metals ions, if possible than i would like to know the refrences of them all. Is there any paper in which they have synthesized chalcogenides at room temperature?
I will be highly grateful
Prashant Kumar
Materials Chemistry Group
University of Delhi, DELHI
INDIAprashantpraveen12@gmail.com
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Dear Dr Kumar
Thank you for your enquiry. I suggest you undertake an internet search, perhaps using Google Scholar.
I am afraid that we can’t help with scientific questions such as the one you ask in this forum: this forum is for questions relating to the publishing process. You might take a look at the Nature Protocols forum here, in case someone there can help.
Best wishes
Maxine.
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