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    The Dispersion and other Chiral Discriminations

    Before the time of Pasteur, the problem of optical isomerism, as Thomas Graham put it in 1842, ‘defeated every attempt at explanation’ [1]. The sodiumammonium salts of tartaric and racemic acid, Graham continu...

    S. F. Mason in Optical Activity and Chiral Discrimination (1979)

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    The Ligand Polarization Model for the Spectra of Metal Complexes

    Investigations of the optical activity of chiral metal complexes, discussed in the preceding Chapter, have the notable feature that the one-electron static-field model virtually monopolised the independent-sys...

    S. F. Mason in Optical Activity and Chiral Discrimination (1979)