pH-dependent nano-capturing of tartaric acid using dendrimers.

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pH-dependent nano-capturing of tartaric acid using dendrimers.

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pH-dependent nano-capturing of tartaric acid using dendrimers.

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pH-dependent nano-capturing of tartaric acid using dendrimers.

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pH-dependent nano-capturing of tartaric acid using dendrimers.

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Oana G Schramm

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Rainer Fischer

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Stefano Di Fiore

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10.1039/C3SM52255E

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Fernando Danilo González Nilo

Michał Królik

Felipe Laurie

Leonardo S Santos

Xaviera A Lopez-Cortes

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2014-01-01T00:00:00Z

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260998282

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