Structure and Bonding brings together up-to-date, authoritative reviews on chemical bonds involving a metal and a small number of associated atoms from modern inorganic chemistry, chemcial physics and biochemistry. These arrangements are important for symmetry considerations by crystallographers, for the application of group theory and molecular orbital theory to chromophores, and because of their widespread accurrence in polyatomic molecules, in complex ions in solution, in vitreous materials, in minerals, and in biological materials, in minerals, and in biological materials and organisms. Of special interest is the role of the complex metall-ligand moiety.

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