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Kuhn, Richard, Hensel, Hans R. (1952) Über Di-, Tetra- und Hexahalogen-salicile. Chemische Berichte, 85. 72-77 doi:10.1002/cber.19520850112

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TitleÜber Di-, Tetra- und Hexahalogen-salicile
JournalChemische Berichte
AuthorsKuhn, RichardAuthor
Hensel, Hans R.Author
Year1952 (January)Volume85
PublisherWiley
DOIdoi:10.1002/cber.19520850112
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In(1952) Chemische Berichte Vol. 85. Wiley

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