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    Journal of the American Chemical Society
    |May 24, 2018
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    新しい触媒システムは,分子水素とメイングループ触媒を使用してアミンの還元性アルキル化を可能にします. この緑色化学のアプローチは,様々なアミンを効率的に機能させ,副産物として水のみを生成します.

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