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Fujita, Kahee, Nagamura, Satoru, Imoto, Taiji, Tahara, Tsutomu, Koga, Toshitaka (1985) Regiospecific sulfonation of secondary hydroxyl groups of .alpha.-cyclodextrin. Its application to preparation of 2A2B, 2A2C-, and 2A2D-disulfonates. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 107 (11) 3233-3235 doi:10.1021/ja00297a032

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TitleRegiospecific sulfonation of secondary hydroxyl groups of .alpha.-cyclodextrin. Its application to preparation of 2A2B, 2A2C-, and 2A2D-disulfonates
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsFujita, KaheeAuthor
Nagamura, SatoruAuthor
Imoto, TaijiAuthor
Tahara, TsutomuAuthor
Koga, ToshitakaAuthor
Year1985 (May)Volume107
Issue11
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja00297a032Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFujita, Kahee, Nagamura, Satoru, Imoto, Taiji, Tahara, Tsutomu, Koga, Toshitaka (1985) Regiospecific sulfonation of secondary hydroxyl groups of .alpha.-cyclodextrin. Its application to preparation of 2A2B, 2A2C-, and 2A2D-disulfonates. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 107 (11) 3233-3235 doi:10.1021/ja00297a032
Plain TextFujita, Kahee, Nagamura, Satoru, Imoto, Taiji, Tahara, Tsutomu, Koga, Toshitaka (1985) Regiospecific sulfonation of secondary hydroxyl groups of .alpha.-cyclodextrin. Its application to preparation of 2A2B, 2A2C-, and 2A2D-disulfonates. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 107 (11) 3233-3235 doi:10.1021/ja00297a032
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