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Morton, Avery A., Hechenbleikner, Ingenuin (1936) Condensations by Sodium. VII. A General Method for Stopping the Wurtz Reaction at the Intermediate Organo-Metallic Stages. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 58 (9) 1697-1701 doi:10.1021/ja01300a059

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TitleCondensations by Sodium. VII. A General Method for Stopping the Wurtz Reaction at the Intermediate Organo-Metallic Stages
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsMorton, Avery A.Author
Hechenbleikner, IngenuinAuthor
Year1936 (September)Volume58
Issue9
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja01300a059
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Full ReferenceMorton, Avery A., Hechenbleikner, Ingenuin (1936) Condensations by Sodium. VII. A General Method for Stopping the Wurtz Reaction at the Intermediate Organo-Metallic Stages. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 58 (9) 1697-1701 doi:10.1021/ja01300a059
Plain TextMorton, Avery A., Hechenbleikner, Ingenuin (1936) Condensations by Sodium. VII. A General Method for Stopping the Wurtz Reaction at the Intermediate Organo-Metallic Stages. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 58 (9) 1697-1701 doi:10.1021/ja01300a059
In(1936, September) Journal Of The American Chemical Society Vol. 58 (9) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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