Applying Density Functional Theory to Common Organic Mechanisms: A Computational Exercise

Applying Density Functional Theory to Common Organic Mechanisms: A Computational Exercise
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DOI:
10.1021/acs.jchemed.2c00935
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发表时间:
2022-11
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通讯作者:
Jonathan P. Antle;Masashi W. Kimura;Stefano Racioppi;Corey Damon;Meredith Lang;Caitlyn M. Gatley-Montross;L. Sánchez B.;Daniel P. Miller;E. Zurek;Adam M. Brown;Kellie Gast;S. Simpson
Jonathan P. Antle;Masashi W. Kimura;Stefano Racioppi;Corey Damon;Meredith Lang;Caitlyn M. Gatley-Montross;L. Sánchez B.;Daniel P. Miller;E. Zurek;Adam M. Brown;Kellie Gast;S. Simpson
中科院分区:
化学2区
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作者:
Jonathan P. Antle;Masashi W. Kimura;Stefano Racioppi;Corey Damon;Meredith Lang;Caitlyn M. Gatley-Montross;L. Sánchez B.;Daniel P. Miller;E. Zurek;Adam M. Brown;Kellie Gast;S. Simpson

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