Interactions of Enolizable Barbiturate Dyes.

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Interactions of Enolizable Barbiturate Dyes.

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Interactions of Enolizable Barbiturate Dyes.

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Alexander Schade

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Heinrich Lang

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Katja Schreiter

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Stefan Spange

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Tobias Rüffer

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Dipolarity versus polarizability and acidity versus basicity of ionic liquids as a function of their molecular structures.

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10.1002/CHEM.201504932

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