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DeWit, David G., Folting, Kirsten., Streib, William E., Caulton, Kenneth G. (1985) Selective hydrogenation of acenapthylene by ReH7(PCy3)2. Organometallics, 4. 1149-1153 doi:10.1021/om00126a001

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TitleSelective hydrogenation of acenapthylene by ReH7(PCy3)2
JournalOrganometallics
AuthorsDeWit, David G.Author
Folting, Kirsten.Author
Streib, William E.Author
Caulton, Kenneth G.Author
Year1985 (July)Volume4
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/om00126a001Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceDeWit, David G., Folting, Kirsten., Streib, William E., Caulton, Kenneth G. (1985) Selective hydrogenation of acenapthylene by ReH7(PCy3)2. Organometallics, 4. 1149-1153 doi:10.1021/om00126a001
Plain TextDeWit, David G., Folting, Kirsten., Streib, William E., Caulton, Kenneth G. (1985) Selective hydrogenation of acenapthylene by ReH7(PCy3)2. Organometallics, 4. 1149-1153 doi:10.1021/om00126a001
In(1985) Organometallics Vol. 4. American Chemical Society (ACS)

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