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Cobalt (III)-promoted lysis at saturated carbon. Examples of internalucleophilic displacementBuckingham et al., 1970
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- Buckingham D
- Davis C
- Sargeson A
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- Journal of the American Chemical Society
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of Internal Nucleophilic Displacement Page 1 6159 Cobalt (III)-Promoted Lysis at Saturated
Carbon. Examples of Internal Nucleophilic Displacement DA Buckingham, C. E. Davis, and
A. M. Sargeson Contribution from the Research School of Chemistry, Australian National …
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