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Wigginton, James R., Chokshi, Amala, Graham, Todd W., McDonald, Robert, Ferguson, Michael J., Cowie, Martin (2005) Alkyne/Methylene Coupling Reactions at Adjacent Rh/Os Centers:  Stepwise Transformations from C1- through C4-Bridged Species. Organometallics, 24. 6398-6410 doi:10.1021/om058041x

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TitleAlkyne/Methylene Coupling Reactions at Adjacent Rh/Os Centers:  Stepwise Transformations from C1- through C4-Bridged Species
JournalOrganometallics
AuthorsWigginton, James R.Author
Chokshi, AmalaAuthor
Graham, Todd W.Author
McDonald, RobertAuthor
Ferguson, Michael J.Author
Cowie, MartinAuthor
Year2005 (December)Volume24
PublisherAmerican Chemical Society (ACS)
DOIdoi:10.1021/om058041xSearch in ResearchGate
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Full ReferenceWigginton, James R., Chokshi, Amala, Graham, Todd W., McDonald, Robert, Ferguson, Michael J., Cowie, Martin (2005) Alkyne/Methylene Coupling Reactions at Adjacent Rh/Os Centers:  Stepwise Transformations from C1- through C4-Bridged Species. Organometallics, 24. 6398-6410 doi:10.1021/om058041x
Plain TextWigginton, James R., Chokshi, Amala, Graham, Todd W., McDonald, Robert, Ferguson, Michael J., Cowie, Martin (2005) Alkyne/Methylene Coupling Reactions at Adjacent Rh/Os Centers:  Stepwise Transformations from C1- through C4-Bridged Species. Organometallics, 24. 6398-6410 doi:10.1021/om058041x
In(2004) Organometallics Vol. 24. American Chemical Society (ACS)

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