Modeling Lignin Polymerization. I. Simulation Model of Dehydrogenation Polymers1[OA]
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Roeland M. H. Merks | Roeland M H Merks | John Ralph | Kris Morreel | Wout Boerjan | W. Boerjan | K. Morreel | J. Ralph | Frederik R D van Parijs | F. V. van Parijs
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