Electrostatic interactions effect in the aminolysis of some β‐lactams in the presence of poly(ethyleneimine):structure‐reactivity
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Monica Sandri | Samuele Rinaldi | A. Arcelli | G. Porzi | S. Rinaldi | M. Sandri | Antonio Arcelli | Gianni Porzi
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