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Taylor, David R. (1976) The environment of tertiary alcohols from nuclear magnetic resonance spectral shifts on formation of trichloroacetylcarbamates. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (1). 189-191 doi:10.1139/v76-030

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TitleThe environment of tertiary alcohols from nuclear magnetic resonance spectral shifts on formation of trichloroacetylcarbamates
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsTaylor, David R.Author
Year1976 (January 1)Volume54
Issue1
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
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Full ReferenceTaylor, David R. (1976) The environment of tertiary alcohols from nuclear magnetic resonance spectral shifts on formation of trichloroacetylcarbamates. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (1). 189-191 doi:10.1139/v76-030
Plain TextTaylor, David R. (1976) The environment of tertiary alcohols from nuclear magnetic resonance spectral shifts on formation of trichloroacetylcarbamates. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (1). 189-191 doi:10.1139/v76-030
In(1976, January) Canadian Journal of Chemistry Vol. 54 (1) Canadian Science Publishing

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