Reversible Pressure-Controlled Depolymerization of a Copper(II)-Containing Coordination Polymer.

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Reversible Pressure-Controlled Depolymerization of a Copper

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Reversible Pressure-Controlled Depolymerization of a Copper

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Reversible Pressure-Controlled Depolymerization of a Copper

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Fraser J White

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Leonard F Lindoy

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Peter A Tasker

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Simon Parsons

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10.1002/CHEM.201703115

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Jack K Clegg

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Aidan Brock

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2017-07-21T00:00:00Z

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