EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS ON LIGAND EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN VITAMIN B(12A) IN WATER AND IN BENZENE, INFLUENCE OF AQUEOUS MICELLES AND OF SOLVENT RESTRICTIONS

EFFECTS OF SURFACTANTS ON LIGAND EXCHANGE REACTIONS IN VITAMIN B(12A) IN WATER AND IN BENZENE, INFLUENCE OF AQUEOUS MICELLES AND OF SOLVENT RESTRICTIONS
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表面活性剂对水中和苯中维生素 B(12A) 配体交换反应的影响、水胶束的影响和溶剂限制

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10.1002/chin.197452104
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发表时间:
1974
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ChemInform
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通讯作者:
H. V. Woert
H. V. Woert
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作者:
J. Fendler;F. Nome;H. V. Woert

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