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Savvin, S (1968) Nomenclature of organic reagents of the arsenazo III group. Talanta, 15 (12). 1494-1495 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(68)80215-2

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TitleNomenclature of organic reagents of the arsenazo III group
JournalTalanta
AuthorsSavvin, SAuthor
Year1968 (December)Volume15
Issue12
PublisherElsevier BV
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Full ReferenceSavvin, S (1968) Nomenclature of organic reagents of the arsenazo III group. Talanta, 15 (12). 1494-1495 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(68)80215-2
Plain TextSavvin, S (1968) Nomenclature of organic reagents of the arsenazo III group. Talanta, 15 (12). 1494-1495 doi:10.1016/0039-9140(68)80215-2
In(1968, December) Talanta Vol. 15 (12) Elsevier BV

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