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November 1, 1992Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan

Solvent Effects on the Formation and Decay of Ionic Intermediates for the Photoreduction of Anthraquinone by Triethylamine in Ethanol, Toluene, and Acetonitrile at Room Temperature

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KHKumao HamanoueKyoto Institute of TechnologyTNToshihiro NakayamaNational Institutes of HealthHSHideyuki SasakiMiyagi University

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