Nitrogen-doped graphitic carbon synthesized by laser annealing of sumanenemonoone imine as a bowl-shaped π-conjugated molecule.

Nitrogen-doped graphitic carbon synthesized by laser annealing of sumanenemonoone imine as a bowl-shaped π-conjugated molecule.
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10.1002/asia.201300500
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2013-07
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Chemistry, an Asian journal
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Yuhi Inada;T. Amaya;Yasutomo Shimizu;A. Saeki;T. Otsuka;Ryotaro Tsuji;S. Seki;T. Hirao
Yuhi Inada;T. Amaya;Yasutomo Shimizu;A. Saeki;T. Otsuka;Ryotaro Tsuji;S. Seki;T. Hirao
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Yuhi Inada;T. Amaya;Yasutomo Shimizu;A. Saeki;T. Otsuka;Ryotaro Tsuji;S. Seki;T. Hirao

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