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Owsley, Dennis C., Helmkamp, George K., Spurlock, Steven N. (1969) Episulfonium salts. I. Carbon vs. sulfur attack in the reaction of cyclooctene-S-methylepisulfonium ion with nucleophiles. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 91 (13) 3606-3609 doi:10.1021/ja01041a030

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TitleEpisulfonium salts. I. Carbon vs. sulfur attack in the reaction of cyclooctene-S-methylepisulfonium ion with nucleophiles
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsOwsley, Dennis C.Author
Helmkamp, George K.Author
Spurlock, Steven N.Author
Year1969 (June)Volume91
Issue13
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja01041a030Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceOwsley, Dennis C., Helmkamp, George K., Spurlock, Steven N. (1969) Episulfonium salts. I. Carbon vs. sulfur attack in the reaction of cyclooctene-S-methylepisulfonium ion with nucleophiles. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 91 (13) 3606-3609 doi:10.1021/ja01041a030
Plain TextOwsley, Dennis C., Helmkamp, George K., Spurlock, Steven N. (1969) Episulfonium salts. I. Carbon vs. sulfur attack in the reaction of cyclooctene-S-methylepisulfonium ion with nucleophiles. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 91 (13) 3606-3609 doi:10.1021/ja01041a030
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