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Brousmiche, Darryl W., Xu, Musheng, Lukeman, Matthew, Wan, Peter (2003) Photohydration and Photosolvolysis of Biphenyl Alkenes and Alcohols via Biphenyl Quinone Methide-type Intermediates and Diarylmethyl Carbocations. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 125 (42) 12961-12970 doi:10.1021/ja036808b

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TitlePhotohydration and Photosolvolysis of Biphenyl Alkenes and Alcohols via Biphenyl Quinone Methide-type Intermediates and Diarylmethyl Carbocations
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsBrousmiche, Darryl W.Author
Xu, MushengAuthor
Lukeman, MatthewAuthor
Wan, PeterAuthor
Year2003 (October)Volume125
Issue42
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja036808bSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBrousmiche, Darryl W., Xu, Musheng, Lukeman, Matthew, Wan, Peter (2003) Photohydration and Photosolvolysis of Biphenyl Alkenes and Alcohols via Biphenyl Quinone Methide-type Intermediates and Diarylmethyl Carbocations. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 125 (42) 12961-12970 doi:10.1021/ja036808b
Plain TextBrousmiche, Darryl W., Xu, Musheng, Lukeman, Matthew, Wan, Peter (2003) Photohydration and Photosolvolysis of Biphenyl Alkenes and Alcohols via Biphenyl Quinone Methide-type Intermediates and Diarylmethyl Carbocations. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 125 (42) 12961-12970 doi:10.1021/ja036808b
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