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BROWN, H. C., PERIASAMY, M., PERUMAL, P. T., KELLY, D. P. (1984) ChemInform Abstract: STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN SOLVOLYTIC REACTIONS. 46. CARBON-13 NMR STUDIES OF CARBOCATIONS. 11. ANOMALOUS CARBON-13 CHEMICAL SHIFTS WITH INCREASING ELECTRON DEMAND IN A MODEL CLASSICAL 2-NORBORNYL SYSTEM, THE 2-ARYL-3-METHYLENE-2-NORBORNYL. Chemischer Informationsdienst, 15 (31) doi:10.1002/chin.198431063

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TitleChemInform Abstract: STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN SOLVOLYTIC REACTIONS. 46. CARBON-13 NMR STUDIES OF CARBOCATIONS. 11. ANOMALOUS CARBON-13 CHEMICAL SHIFTS WITH INCREASING ELECTRON DEMAND IN A MODEL CLASSICAL 2-NORBORNYL SYSTEM, THE 2-ARYL-3-METHYLENE-2-NORBORNYL
JournalChemischer Informationsdienst
AuthorsBROWN, H. C.Author
PERIASAMY, M.Author
PERUMAL, P. T.Author
KELLY, D. P.Author
Year1984 (July 31)Volume15
Issue31
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/chin.198431063Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBROWN, H. C., PERIASAMY, M., PERUMAL, P. T., KELLY, D. P. (1984) ChemInform Abstract: STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN SOLVOLYTIC REACTIONS. 46. CARBON-13 NMR STUDIES OF CARBOCATIONS. 11. ANOMALOUS CARBON-13 CHEMICAL SHIFTS WITH INCREASING ELECTRON DEMAND IN A MODEL CLASSICAL 2-NORBORNYL SYSTEM, THE 2-ARYL-3-METHYLENE-2-NORBORNYL. Chemischer Informationsdienst, 15 (31) doi:10.1002/chin.198431063
Plain TextBROWN, H. C., PERIASAMY, M., PERUMAL, P. T., KELLY, D. P. (1984) ChemInform Abstract: STRUCTURAL EFFECTS IN SOLVOLYTIC REACTIONS. 46. CARBON-13 NMR STUDIES OF CARBOCATIONS. 11. ANOMALOUS CARBON-13 CHEMICAL SHIFTS WITH INCREASING ELECTRON DEMAND IN A MODEL CLASSICAL 2-NORBORNYL SYSTEM, THE 2-ARYL-3-METHYLENE-2-NORBORNYL. Chemischer Informationsdienst, 15 (31) doi:10.1002/chin.198431063
In(1984, July) Chemischer Informationsdienst Vol. 15 (31) Wiley

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