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Morikawa, Kiyoshi, Trenner, N. R., Taylor, Hugh S. (1937) The Activation of Specific Bonds in Complex Molecules at Catalytic Surfaces. III. The Carbon—Hydrogen and Carbon—Carbon Bonds in Propane and Ethylene. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 59 (6) 1103-1111 doi:10.1021/ja01285a042

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TitleThe Activation of Specific Bonds in Complex Molecules at Catalytic Surfaces. III. The Carbon—Hydrogen and Carbon—Carbon Bonds in Propane and Ethylene
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsMorikawa, KiyoshiAuthor
Trenner, N. R.Author
Taylor, Hugh S.Author
Year1937 (June)Volume59
Issue6
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja01285a042
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Full ReferenceMorikawa, Kiyoshi, Trenner, N. R., Taylor, Hugh S. (1937) The Activation of Specific Bonds in Complex Molecules at Catalytic Surfaces. III. The Carbon—Hydrogen and Carbon—Carbon Bonds in Propane and Ethylene. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 59 (6) 1103-1111 doi:10.1021/ja01285a042
Plain TextMorikawa, Kiyoshi, Trenner, N. R., Taylor, Hugh S. (1937) The Activation of Specific Bonds in Complex Molecules at Catalytic Surfaces. III. The Carbon—Hydrogen and Carbon—Carbon Bonds in Propane and Ethylene. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 59 (6) 1103-1111 doi:10.1021/ja01285a042
In(1937, June) Journal Of The American Chemical Society Vol. 59 (6) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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