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January 1, 2017Green ChemistryOpen Access

A step forward towards sustainable aerobic alcohol oxidation: new and revised catalysts based on transition metals on solid supports

Camilla Parmeggiani Camilla Matassini Francesca Cardona

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Modern heterogeneous catalysts for aerobic alcohol oxidation: the state of the art.

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