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What is a ditopic ligand?

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ligands are mainly represented by N-, P-, O-, and S-containing organic molecules or their N, O-, N, S-, and N, P-combinations with azine, azole, amine, azide,

β-diketone, crown ether, carboxylate, phenanthroline, oxazoline, phosphole, and thiophene moieties etc.

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