Microwave-assisted cross-coupling and hydrogenation chemistry by using heterogeneous transition-metal catalysts: an evaluation of the role of selective catalyst heating.
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C. Oliver Kappe | Muhammed Irfan | Toma N. Glasnov | C. Kappe | M. Fuchs | Toma Glasnov | Michael Fuchs | M. Irfan | T. Glasnov
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