Copper-catalyzed Huisgen and oxidative Huisgen coupling reactions controlled by polysiloxane-supported amines (AFPs) for the divergent synthesis of triazoles and bistriazoles.

Copper-catalyzed Huisgen and oxidative Huisgen coupling reactions controlled by polysiloxane-supported amines (AFPs) for the divergent synthesis of triazoles and bistriazoles.
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10.1002/chem.201202472
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2012-10
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Zhanjiang Zheng;F. Ye;Long‐Sheng Zheng;Ke-Fang Yang;G. Lai;Li‐Wen Xu
Zhanjiang Zheng;F. Ye;Long‐Sheng Zheng;Ke-Fang Yang;G. Lai;Li‐Wen Xu
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Zhanjiang Zheng;F. Ye;Long‐Sheng Zheng;Ke-Fang Yang;G. Lai;Li‐Wen Xu

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