Guanylation of NH2-MIL-125 under green condition: An approach to strengthen basic sites of NH2-functionalized materials for enhanced base catalysis
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Manpreet Singh | S. Neogi | A. Shukla | S. Chaki | Amit Parekh | S. Mukherjee | Ankita Ravani | Manish Mishra
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