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The Amazingly Versatile Titanocene Derivatives
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Derivatives of titanocene are remarkably versatile in their chemical applications. This article presents a brief review of the derivatives' uses in the fields of polymers, medical oncology, and organic synthesis. While exhaustive studies exist emphasizing a single field of application, this article shows the breadth of application existing with these complexes.
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- Received: August 03, 2009
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