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Selenium and Tellurium Chemistry

This special issue belongs to the section “Organic Chemistry“.

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Keywords

selenium
tellurium
chalcogene
organoselenium
organotellurium
selenoproteins
selenium-enrichment
selenium speciation
selenium bioavailability
toxicology
selenide
telluride
selenite
tellurite
heterocycles
gas phase deposition
CVD
molecular magnets
materials
77Se nmr
chalcogen clusters
chalcogen ions
crystal structures

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