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Zhang, Zhong, Pu, Liang, Li, Qian-shu, King, R. Bruce (2015) Pathways to the Polymerization of Boron Monoxide Dimer To Give Low-Density Porous Materials Containing Six-Membered Boroxine Rings. Inorganic Chemistry, 54 (6) 2910-2915 doi:10.1021/ic503036b

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TitlePathways to the Polymerization of Boron Monoxide Dimer To Give Low-Density Porous Materials Containing Six-Membered Boroxine Rings
JournalInorganic Chemistry
AuthorsZhang, ZhongAuthor
Pu, LiangAuthor
Li, Qian-shuAuthor
King, R. BruceAuthor
Year2015 (March 16)Volume54
Issue6
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ic503036bSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceZhang, Zhong, Pu, Liang, Li, Qian-shu, King, R. Bruce (2015) Pathways to the Polymerization of Boron Monoxide Dimer To Give Low-Density Porous Materials Containing Six-Membered Boroxine Rings. Inorganic Chemistry, 54 (6) 2910-2915 doi:10.1021/ic503036b
Plain TextZhang, Zhong, Pu, Liang, Li, Qian-shu, King, R. Bruce (2015) Pathways to the Polymerization of Boron Monoxide Dimer To Give Low-Density Porous Materials Containing Six-Membered Boroxine Rings. Inorganic Chemistry, 54 (6) 2910-2915 doi:10.1021/ic503036b
In(2015, March) Inorganic Chemistry Vol. 54 (6) American Chemical Society (ACS)

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