Quantum Tunneling-Mediated Interfacial Synthesis of a Benzofuran Derivative.

Quantum Tunneling-Mediated Interfacial Synthesis of a Benzofuran Derivative.
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10.1002/anie.201904030
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2019-07
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T. Paintner;Jonas Björk;P. Du;S. Klyatskaya;M. Paszkiewicz;Raphael Hellwig;Martin Uphoff;M. A. Öner;Edoardo Cuniberto;P. S. Deimel;Yi‐Qi Zhang;Carlos‐Andres Palma;F. Allegretti;M. Ruben;J. Barth;F. Klappenberger
T. Paintner;Jonas Björk;P. Du;S. Klyatskaya;M. Paszkiewicz;Raphael Hellwig;Martin Uphoff;M. A. Öner;Edoardo Cuniberto;P. S. Deimel;Yi‐Qi Zhang;Carlos‐Andres Palma;F. Allegretti;M. Ruben;J. Barth;F. Klappenberger
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T. Paintner;Jonas Björk;P. Du;S. Klyatskaya;M. Paszkiewicz;Raphael Hellwig;Martin Uphoff;M. A. Öner;Edoardo Cuniberto;P. S. Deimel;Yi‐Qi Zhang;Carlos‐Andres Palma;F. Allegretti;M. Ruben;J. Barth;F. Klappenberger

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