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Fraser-Reid, Bert, Anderson, Robert Charles, Hicks, David Roy, Walker, David Louis (1977) Synthetic applications of the photochemically induced addition of oxycarbinyl species to α-enones. Part II. The addition of ketals, aldehydes, and polyfunctional species. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 55 (23). 3986-3995 doi:10.1139/v77-566

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TitleSynthetic applications of the photochemically induced addition of oxycarbinyl species to α-enones. Part II. The addition of ketals, aldehydes, and polyfunctional species
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsFraser-Reid, BertAuthor
Anderson, Robert CharlesAuthor
Hicks, David RoyAuthor
Walker, David LouisAuthor
Year1977 (December 1)Volume55
Issue23
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/v77-566Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceFraser-Reid, Bert, Anderson, Robert Charles, Hicks, David Roy, Walker, David Louis (1977) Synthetic applications of the photochemically induced addition of oxycarbinyl species to α-enones. Part II. The addition of ketals, aldehydes, and polyfunctional species. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 55 (23). 3986-3995 doi:10.1139/v77-566
Plain TextFraser-Reid, Bert, Anderson, Robert Charles, Hicks, David Roy, Walker, David Louis (1977) Synthetic applications of the photochemically induced addition of oxycarbinyl species to α-enones. Part II. The addition of ketals, aldehydes, and polyfunctional species. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 55 (23). 3986-3995 doi:10.1139/v77-566
In(1977, December) Canadian Journal of Chemistry Vol. 55 (23) Canadian Science Publishing

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