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Hammerum, Steen, Sølling, Theis I. (1999) The Proton Affinities of Imines and the Heats of Formation of Immonium Ions Investigated with Composite ab Initio Methods. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 121 (25) 6002-6009 doi:10.1021/ja984077n

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TitleThe Proton Affinities of Imines and the Heats of Formation of Immonium Ions Investigated with Composite ab Initio Methods
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsHammerum, SteenAuthor
Sølling, Theis I.Author
Year1999 (June)Volume121
Issue25
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
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Full ReferenceHammerum, Steen, Sølling, Theis I. (1999) The Proton Affinities of Imines and the Heats of Formation of Immonium Ions Investigated with Composite ab Initio Methods. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 121 (25) 6002-6009 doi:10.1021/ja984077n
Plain TextHammerum, Steen, Sølling, Theis I. (1999) The Proton Affinities of Imines and the Heats of Formation of Immonium Ions Investigated with Composite ab Initio Methods. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 121 (25) 6002-6009 doi:10.1021/ja984077n
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