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Pienta, Norbert J., Kessler, Robert J. (1992) Pentaenyl cations from the photolysis of retinyl acetate. Solvent effects on the leaving group ability and relative nucleophilicities: an unequivocal and quantitative demonstration of the importance of hydrogen bonding. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 114 (7) 2419-2428 doi:10.1021/ja00033a017

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TitlePentaenyl cations from the photolysis of retinyl acetate. Solvent effects on the leaving group ability and relative nucleophilicities: an unequivocal and quantitative demonstration of the importance of hydrogen bonding
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsPienta, Norbert J.Author
Kessler, Robert J.Author
Year1992 (March)Volume114
Issue7
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja00033a017Search in ResearchGate
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Full ReferencePienta, Norbert J., Kessler, Robert J. (1992) Pentaenyl cations from the photolysis of retinyl acetate. Solvent effects on the leaving group ability and relative nucleophilicities: an unequivocal and quantitative demonstration of the importance of hydrogen bonding. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 114 (7) 2419-2428 doi:10.1021/ja00033a017
Plain TextPienta, Norbert J., Kessler, Robert J. (1992) Pentaenyl cations from the photolysis of retinyl acetate. Solvent effects on the leaving group ability and relative nucleophilicities: an unequivocal and quantitative demonstration of the importance of hydrogen bonding. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 114 (7) 2419-2428 doi:10.1021/ja00033a017
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