Ionic Liquid-Mediated Urea Pyrolysis to Cyanuric Acid: Experimental Protocol and Mechanistic Insights

Ionic Liquid-Mediated Urea Pyrolysis to Cyanuric Acid: Experimental Protocol and Mechanistic Insights
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10.1021/acs.iecr.2c02791
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2022-10
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Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research
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Yusif Abdullayev;Valentina Javadova;I. Valiyev;A. Talybov;Cavanshir Salmanov;J. Autschbach
Yusif Abdullayev;Valentina Javadova;I. Valiyev;A. Talybov;Cavanshir Salmanov;J. Autschbach
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Yusif Abdullayev;Valentina Javadova;I. Valiyev;A. Talybov;Cavanshir Salmanov;J. Autschbach

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