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Fifty years after his Nobel, William Lipscomb’s borane insights still shape chemistry
Chemistry World reports that his model of multicentre bonding helps explain how electron-deficient boron compounds hold together.
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Chemistry World reports that Lipscomb’s studies of boranes, which earned him the 1976 chemistry Nobel, revealed how two electrons can be shared among three atoms. The article traces his influence through research on two-dimensional boron materials, porous frameworks for gas separation and boron-based drug research.
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