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Homogeneous Catalysis--II

By C. R. Bennett, R.B. King, E. N. Frankel, R. Kummer, M. Bianchi, H. Thomas, Robert G. Brown, J. P. Candlin, Robert L. Augustine, Richard Lai, R. N. Pandey, S. Ferrara, John M. Davidson, D. V. Plackett, D.E. James, C. Salomon, D. Duayne Whitehurst, J. K. Stille, James E. Lyons, Jes Hjortkjær, John P. Mayer, Eugene Ucciani, DENIS FORSTER, JAMES F. ROTH, H. J. NIENBURG, H. HOHENSCHUTZ, M. STROHMEYER, LA′SZLO MARKÓ, BA′LINT HEIL, SA′NDOR VASTAG, P. M. HENRY, L. F. HINES, R. W. FRIES, P. K. WONG, K. LAU, REGIS J. PELLET, JAN F. VAN PEPPEN, F. L. THOMAS, W. K. ROHWEDDER, G. L. REMPEL, W. K. TEO, B. R. JAMES, M. T. REGAN, F. HUANG, T. McCARLEY, WILLIAM B. HUGHES, ANTHONY T. JUREWICZ, LOUIS D. ROLLMANN, L. CASSAR, M. FOÁ, W. S. KNOWLES, M. J. SABACKY, B. D. VINEYARD, F. PIACENTI, P. FREDIANI, P. PINO, G. CONSIGLIO, C. BOTTEGHI

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Denis Forster And James F. Roth, Editors. A Symposium Co-sponsored By The Division Of Industrial And Engineering Chemistry And The Division Of Petroleum Chemistry At The 166th Meeting Of The Americ...

Homogeneous Catalysis--II : Symposium Co-Sponsored By The Division Of Industrial And Engineering Chemistry And The Division Of Petroleum Chemistry At The 166th Meeting Of The American Chemical Society, Chicago, Ill., Aug. 27-29, 1973

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