Differentiation and assignment of vinyl telluride regioisomers by (1) H-(125) Te gHMBC.

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Differentiation and assignment of vinyl telluride regioisomers by (1) H-(125) Te gHMBC

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Dayvson J Palmeira

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Juliano C R Freitas

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Paulo H Menezes

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Roberta A Oliveira

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10.1002/MRC.3826

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Ricardo Oliveira Silva

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