Jim J. Turner
Affiliations: | University of Nottingham, Nottingham, England, United Kingdom |
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Parents
Sign in to add mentor| Norman Sheppard | grad student | 1961 | Cambridge |
| Hugh Christopher Longuet-Higgins | post-doc | 1962 | Cambridge |
| George C. Pimentel | post-doc | 1964 | UC Berkeley |
Children
Sign in to add trainee| J Steve Ogden | grad student | 1967 | Cambridge |
| Peter M. A. Sherwood | grad student | 1970 | Cambridge (Physics Tree) |
| Jeremy K. Burdett | grad student | 1972 | Cambridge |
| Martyn Poliakoff | grad student | 1969-1973 | Cambridge |
| Robin N. Perutz | grad student | 1971-1974 | Cambridge |
| John A. Timney | grad student | 1976-1979 | Newcastle University |
| Charles M. Gordon | grad student | 1991 | Nottingham |
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| Poliakoff M, Turner JJ. (2001) The Structure of Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English). 40: 2809-2812 |
| Baird MS, Dunkin IR, Hacker N, et al. (1981) Cyclopentadienylidene. A matrix isolation study exploiting photolysis with unpolarized and plane-polarized light. Journal of the American Chemical Society. 103: 5190-5 |
| Cotton FA, Edwards WT, Rauch FC, et al. (1973) An approach to direct evaluation of PI bonding in metal carbonyls Journal of Coordination Chemistry. 2: 247-250 |
| Burdett JK, Turner JJ. (1971) Binary transition metal nitrogen compounds; Infrared evidence for Ni(N |
| Ogden JS, Turner JJ. (1966) A simple glass apparatus for N.M.R. spectroscopy at low temperatures. Chemistry & Industry. 30: 1295-7 |
| Spratley RD, Turner JJ, Pimentel GC. (1966) Dioxygen Monofluoride: Infrared Spectrum, Vibrational Potential Function, and Bonding The Journal of Chemical Physics. 44: 2063-2068 |
| Turner JJ, Pimentel GC. (1963) Krypton Fluoride: Preparation by the Matrix Isolation Technique. Science (New York, N.Y.). 140: 974-5 |