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Development and Investigation of Model Systems for Reductive Functionalization of Carbon Nanomaterials
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Englisch
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1150964219
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Model Systems, Carbon Allotropes, Reductive Functionalization
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- Holzwarth, Johannes
- Hirsch, Andreas
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