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Mitchell, Reginald H., Mazuch, Ludvik, Shell, Barry, West, Paul R. (1978) Constituents of commercial methoxychlor-III. The mechanism of tetraanisylethylene formation. unsym-Tetraarylethylenes (Ar2C=CAr2′): synthesis from DT class pesticides, and conversion to phenanthrenes and dibenzo[g,p]chrysenes. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 56 (9). 1246-1252 doi:10.1139/v78-207

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TitleConstituents of commercial methoxychlor-III. The mechanism of tetraanisylethylene formation. unsym-Tetraarylethylenes (Ar2C=CAr2′): synthesis from DT class pesticides, and conversion to phenanthrenes and dibenzo[g,p]chrysenes
JournalCanadian Journal of Chemistry
AuthorsMitchell, Reginald H.Author
Mazuch, LudvikAuthor
Shell, BarryAuthor
West, Paul R.Author
Year1978 (May 1)Volume56
Issue9
PublisherCanadian Science Publishing
DOIdoi:10.1139/v78-207Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceMitchell, Reginald H., Mazuch, Ludvik, Shell, Barry, West, Paul R. (1978) Constituents of commercial methoxychlor-III. The mechanism of tetraanisylethylene formation. unsym-Tetraarylethylenes (Ar2C=CAr2′): synthesis from DT class pesticides, and conversion to phenanthrenes and dibenzo[g,p]chrysenes. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 56 (9). 1246-1252 doi:10.1139/v78-207
Plain TextMitchell, Reginald H., Mazuch, Ludvik, Shell, Barry, West, Paul R. (1978) Constituents of commercial methoxychlor-III. The mechanism of tetraanisylethylene formation. unsym-Tetraarylethylenes (Ar2C=CAr2′): synthesis from DT class pesticides, and conversion to phenanthrenes and dibenzo[g,p]chrysenes. Canadian Journal of Chemistry, 56 (9). 1246-1252 doi:10.1139/v78-207
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