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Kannan, Shanmugaperumal, Vaughn, Anthony E., Weis, Eric M., Barnes, Charles L., Duval, Paul B. (2006) Anhydrous Photochemical Uranyl(VI) Reduction:  Unprecedented Retention of Equatorial Coordination Accompanying Reversible Axial Oxo/Alkoxide Exchange. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (43) 14024-14025 doi:10.1021/ja065822w

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TitleAnhydrous Photochemical Uranyl(VI) Reduction:  Unprecedented Retention of Equatorial Coordination Accompanying Reversible Axial Oxo/Alkoxide Exchange
JournalJournal Of The American Chemical Society
AuthorsKannan, ShanmugaperumalAuthor
Vaughn, Anthony E.Author
Weis, Eric M.Author
Barnes, Charles L.Author
Duval, Paul B.Author
Year2006 (November)Volume128
Issue43
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/ja065822wSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceKannan, Shanmugaperumal, Vaughn, Anthony E., Weis, Eric M., Barnes, Charles L., Duval, Paul B. (2006) Anhydrous Photochemical Uranyl(VI) Reduction:  Unprecedented Retention of Equatorial Coordination Accompanying Reversible Axial Oxo/Alkoxide Exchange. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (43) 14024-14025 doi:10.1021/ja065822w
Plain TextKannan, Shanmugaperumal, Vaughn, Anthony E., Weis, Eric M., Barnes, Charles L., Duval, Paul B. (2006) Anhydrous Photochemical Uranyl(VI) Reduction:  Unprecedented Retention of Equatorial Coordination Accompanying Reversible Axial Oxo/Alkoxide Exchange. Journal Of The American Chemical Society, 128 (43) 14024-14025 doi:10.1021/ja065822w
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