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Pivotal Neighbouring Group Participation in Substitution vs Elimination Reactions: Computational Evidence for Ion Pairs in the Thionation of Alcohols with Lawesson's Reagent

LEGNANI, LAURA;CARAMELLA, PIERLUIGI;
2017-01-01
2017
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Merino, Pedro; Chiacchio, Maria A.; Legnani, Laura; Caramella, Pierluigi; Tejero, Tomas
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