Palladium- and cobalt-mediated cyclisations of halo-polyenes: A comparative study

Palladium- and cobalt-mediated cyclisations of halo-polyenes: A comparative study
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10.1039/p19960001081
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1996-06-07
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JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-PERKIN TRANSACTIONS 1
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Kam, TS
Kam, TS
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作者:
Ali, A;Gill, GB;Kam, TS

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