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Catalytic Conversion of a Diene into Deeply Coloured Polyenes

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EISLER, B., WASSERMANN, A., FARNSWORTH, F. et al. Catalytic Conversion of a Diene into Deeply Coloured Polyenes. Nature 168, 459–461 (1951). https://doi.org/10.1038/168459a0

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