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Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|August 2, 2014

Highly-metallized phosphonium polyelectrolytesAmir Rabiee Kenaree, Bradley M Berven, Paul J Ragogna, et al.

Dalton Transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003)|March 10, 2011

Highly fluorous complexes of nickel, palladium and platinum: solubility and catalysis in high pressure CO2Bradley M Berven, George A Koutsantonis, Brian W Skelton, et al.

Inorganic Chemistry|November 27, 2009

Highly fluorous complexes of ruthenium and osmium and their solubility in supercritical carbon dioxideBradley M Berven, George A Koutsantonis, Brian W Skelton, et al.

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Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|August 2, 2014

Highly-metallized phosphonium polyelectrolytesAmir Rabiee Kenaree, Bradley M Berven, Paul J Ragogna, et al.

Dalton Transactions (Cambridge, England : 2003)|March 10, 2011

Highly fluorous complexes of nickel, palladium and platinum: solubility and catalysis in high pressure CO2Bradley M Berven, George A Koutsantonis, Brian W Skelton, et al.

Inorganic Chemistry|November 27, 2009

Highly fluorous complexes of ruthenium and osmium and their solubility in supercritical carbon dioxideBradley M Berven, George A Koutsantonis, Brian W Skelton, et al.

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