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chelate ring size effect: a standalone construct

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chelate ringsize effect1 CONSTRUCTChelate ring size effectHANCOCK · COORDINATION

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Coordination chemistry

the finding that five-membered chelate rings favor large metal ions and six-membered rings favor small ones, used to design metal-ion-selective ligands.

In coordination chemistry, chelate ring size effect refers to the finding that five-membered chelate rings favor large metal ions and six-membered rings favor small ones, used to design metal-ion-selective ligands. This meaning comes from Hancock (1992) in Journal of Chemical Education.[1]

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  1. Hancock, R. D. (1992). Chelate ring size and metal ion selection. The basis of selectivity for metal ions in open-chain ligands and macrocycles. Journal of Chemical Education, 69(8), 615. https://doi.org/10.1021/ed069p615

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