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Beierbeck, H., Martino, R., Saunders, John K., Benezra, Claude (1976) The nuclear Overhauser effect between phosphorus and hydrogen in selected organo phosphorus compounds. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (12). 1918-1922 doi:10.1139/v76-275

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TitleThe nuclear Overhauser effect between phosphorus and hydrogen in selected organo phosphorus compounds
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsBeierbeck, H.Author
Martino, R.Author
Saunders, John K.Author
Benezra, ClaudeAuthor
Year1976 (June 15)Volume54
Issue12
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/v76-275Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceBeierbeck, H., Martino, R., Saunders, John K., Benezra, Claude (1976) The nuclear Overhauser effect between phosphorus and hydrogen in selected organo phosphorus compounds. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (12). 1918-1922 doi:10.1139/v76-275
Plain TextBeierbeck, H., Martino, R., Saunders, John K., Benezra, Claude (1976) The nuclear Overhauser effect between phosphorus and hydrogen in selected organo phosphorus compounds. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 54 (12). 1918-1922 doi:10.1139/v76-275
In(1976, June) Canadian Journal of Chemistry Vol. 54 (12) Canadian Science Publishing

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