Supported Rhodium Catalysts for Ammonia-Borane Hydrolysis: Dependence of the Catalytic Activity on the Highest Occupied State of the Single Rhodium Atoms.

Supported Rhodium Catalysts for Ammonia-Borane Hydrolysis: Dependence of the Catalytic Activity on the Highest Occupied State of the Single Rhodium Atoms.
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10.1002/anie.201701089
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2017-04
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Liangbing Wang;Hongliang Li;Wenbo Zhang;Xiao Zhao;Jianxiang Qiu;Aowen Li;Xusheng Zheng;Zhenpeng Hu-Z
Liangbing Wang;Hongliang Li;Wenbo Zhang;Xiao Zhao;Jianxiang Qiu;Aowen Li;Xusheng Zheng;Zhenpeng Hu-Z
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Liangbing Wang;Hongliang Li;Wenbo Zhang;Xiao Zhao;Jianxiang Qiu;Aowen Li;Xusheng Zheng;Zhenpeng Hu-Z

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