Separation of an Enantiomorph and Its Racemate by Distillation : Strong Chiral Recognizing Ability of Trifluorolactates
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概要
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- 1996-02-05
著者
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FURUHASHI KEIZO
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory, Japan Energy Co.
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Furuhashi K
Japan Energy Co. Saitama Jpn
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Furuhashi Keizo
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory Japan Energy Corporation
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Kubota Toshio
Department Of Biomolecular Functional Engineering Faculty Of Engineering Ibaraki University
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KATAGIRI Toshimasa
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory, JAPAN ENERGY Corporation
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YODA Chika
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory, JAPAN ENERGY Corporation
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UEKI Katsuyuki
Department of Materials Science, Ibaraki University
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Yoda Chika
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory Japan Energy Corporation
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Ueki Katsuyuki
Department Of Materials Science Ibaraki University
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Katagiri Toshimasa
Pharmaceuticals & Biotechnology Laboratory Japan Energy Corporation
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Kubota Toshio
Department Of Materials Science Ibaraki University
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