Discovery and mechanistic investigation of photoinduced sp3 C–H activation of hydrocarbons by the simple anion hexachlorotitanate

Discovery and mechanistic investigation of photoinduced sp3 C–H activation of hydrocarbons by the simple anion hexachlorotitanate
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10.1016/j.checat.2022.02.013
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2022-03
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Chem Catalysis
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通讯作者:
Grace B. Panetti;Qiaomu Yang;Michael R. Gau;P. Carroll;P. Walsh;E. Schelter
Grace B. Panetti;Qiaomu Yang;Michael R. Gau;P. Carroll;P. Walsh;E. Schelter
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作者:
Grace B. Panetti;Qiaomu Yang;Michael R. Gau;P. Carroll;P. Walsh;E. Schelter

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