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Part of Topics in Heterocyclic Chemistry volume 60 series from Springer, a leading academic publisher in chemistry research.
Covers transition metal catalysed C-H activation methods for functionalising heterocycles in organic synthesis.
Designed for graduate-level study, academic researchers, and industry professionals in organic and synthetic chemistry fields.
Comprehensive resource for understanding catalytic transformations and modern heterocyclic chemistry techniques.
Published by Springer, ensuring peer-reviewed scientific accuracy and rigorous editorial standards.
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- Springer
- Format
- hardcover
- ASIN
- 3031708423
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- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 03 September 2024
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- 19 July 2024
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