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January 1, 2005Physical Chemistry Chemical PhysicsOpen Access

Unusual aggregates from the oxidation of alkene self-assembled monolayers: a previously unrecognized mechanism for SAM ozonolysis?

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TMTheresa M. McIntireUniversity of California, IrvineSLScott LeaEnvironmental Molecular Sciences LaboratoryDGDaniel J. GasparNational Renewable Energy Laboratory

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