Catalytic and Structural Studies of Hoveyda–Grubbs Type Pre-Catalysts Bearing Modified Ether Ligands
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K. Woźniak | C. Cazin | K. Grela | A. Pazio | M. Malinska | C. Samojłowicz | Mariusz Kędziorek | A. Doppiu | S. Guidone | Enguerrand Blondiaux | Łukasz Gułajski | M. Malińska
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