Electrosynthesis and Microanalysis in Thin Layer: An Electrochemical Pipette for Rapid Electrolysis and Mechanistic Study of Electrochemical Reactions

Electrosynthesis and Microanalysis in Thin Layer: An Electrochemical Pipette for Rapid Electrolysis and Mechanistic Study of Electrochemical Reactions
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薄层电合成和微量分析:用于快速电解和电化学反应机理研究的电化学移液器

DOI:
10.1002/anie.202312048
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发表时间:
2023
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Angewandte Chemie International Edition
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Rafiee, Mohammad
Rafiee, Mohammad
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作者:
Punchihewa, Buwanila T.;Minda, Vidit;Gutheil, William G.;Rafiee, Mohammad

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