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Nguyen, Thi-Thanh-Tam, Baumgarten, Martin, Rouhanipour, Ali, Räder, Hans Joachim, Lieberwirth, Ingo, Müllen, Klaus (2013) Extending the Limits of Precision Polymer Synthesis: Giant Polyphenylene Dendrimers in the Megadalton Mass Range Approaching Structural Perfection. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 135 (11) 4183-4186 doi:10.1021/ja311430r

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TitleExtending the Limits of Precision Polymer Synthesis: Giant Polyphenylene Dendrimers in the Megadalton Mass Range Approaching Structural Perfection
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsNguyen, Thi-Thanh-TamAuthor
Baumgarten, MartinAuthor
Rouhanipour, AliAuthor
Räder, Hans JoachimAuthor
Lieberwirth, IngoAuthor
Müllen, KlausAuthor
Year2013 (March 20)Volume135
Issue11
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja311430rSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceNguyen, Thi-Thanh-Tam, Baumgarten, Martin, Rouhanipour, Ali, Räder, Hans Joachim, Lieberwirth, Ingo, Müllen, Klaus (2013) Extending the Limits of Precision Polymer Synthesis: Giant Polyphenylene Dendrimers in the Megadalton Mass Range Approaching Structural Perfection. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 135 (11) 4183-4186 doi:10.1021/ja311430r
Plain TextNguyen, Thi-Thanh-Tam, Baumgarten, Martin, Rouhanipour, Ali, Räder, Hans Joachim, Lieberwirth, Ingo, Müllen, Klaus (2013) Extending the Limits of Precision Polymer Synthesis: Giant Polyphenylene Dendrimers in the Megadalton Mass Range Approaching Structural Perfection. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 135 (11) 4183-4186 doi:10.1021/ja311430r
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