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Arturo Miolati
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Arturo Miolati

Italian chemist
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  • The general structure of a coordination compound
    coordination compound
    / History of coordination compounds

    …theory, Werner, together with Italian Arturo Miolati, determined the electrical conductivities of solutions of several series of coordination compounds and claimed that the number of ions formed agreed with the constitutions (manners of bonding of the ligands) predicted by his theory rather than those predicted by Jørgensen.

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    …theory, Werner, together with Italian Arturo Miolati, determined the electrical conductivities of solutions of several series of coordination compounds and claimed that the number of ions formed agreed with the constitutions (manners of bonding of the ligands) predicted by his theory rather than those predicted by Jørgensen.

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