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RAPID AND FACILE SYNTHESIS OF ACYL AZIDES FROM ACYL HALIDES USING A POLYMER-SUPPORTED AZIDE ION UNDER HETEROGENEOUS CONDITIONS
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    • RAPID AND FACILE SYNTHESIS OF ACYL AZIDES FROM ACYL HALIDES USING A POLYMER-SUPPORTED AZIDE ION UNDER HETEROGENEOUS CONDITIONS

    • Chinese Journal of Polymer Science   Vol. 31, Issue 7, Pages: 1002-1010(2013)
    • DOI:10.1007/s10118-013-1290-z    

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    • Received:10 August 2012,

      Revised:2012-09-18,

      Accepted:24 September 2012,

      Published:2013-07

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  • Mohammad Ali Karimi Zarchi, Saeed Barani. RAPID AND FACILE SYNTHESIS OF ACYL AZIDES FROM ACYL HALIDES USING A POLYMER-SUPPORTED AZIDE ION UNDER HETEROGENEOUS CONDITIONS[J]. Chinese Journal of Polymer Science, 2013, 31(7): 1002-1010. DOI: 10.1007/s10118-013-1290-z.

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