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Houk, K. N., Nendel, Maja, Wiest, Olaf, Storer, Joey W. (1997) The Vinylcyclopropane−Cyclopentene Rearrangement:  A Prototype Thermal Rearrangement Involving Competing Diradical Concerted and Stepwise Mechanisms. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 119 (43) 10545-10546 doi:10.1021/ja971315q

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TitleThe Vinylcyclopropane−Cyclopentene Rearrangement:  A Prototype Thermal Rearrangement Involving Competing Diradical Concerted and Stepwise Mechanisms
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsHouk, K. N.Author
Nendel, MajaAuthor
Wiest, OlafAuthor
Storer, Joey W.Author
Year1997 (October)Volume119
Issue43
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja971315qSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceHouk, K. N., Nendel, Maja, Wiest, Olaf, Storer, Joey W. (1997) The Vinylcyclopropane−Cyclopentene Rearrangement:  A Prototype Thermal Rearrangement Involving Competing Diradical Concerted and Stepwise Mechanisms. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 119 (43) 10545-10546 doi:10.1021/ja971315q
Plain TextHouk, K. N., Nendel, Maja, Wiest, Olaf, Storer, Joey W. (1997) The Vinylcyclopropane−Cyclopentene Rearrangement:  A Prototype Thermal Rearrangement Involving Competing Diradical Concerted and Stepwise Mechanisms. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 119 (43) 10545-10546 doi:10.1021/ja971315q
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