Chemisorption of CO2 by chitosan oligosaccharide/DMSO: organic carbamato–carbonato bond formation

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Chemisorption of CO2 by chitosan oligosaccharide/DMSO: organic carbamato–carbonato bond formation

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Chemisorption of CO2 by chitos ...... amato–carbonato bond formation

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Chemisorption of CO2 by chitos ...... amato–carbonato bond formation

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Abdussalam K. Qaroush

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Ala'a Al-Khateeb

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Esraa Al-Ramahi

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Fatima Alsoubani

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Khaleel I. Assaf

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Sanaa K. Bardaweel

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Thomas Brück

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scholarly article

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10.1039/C7GC01830D

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English

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2017-01-01T00:00:00Z

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oligosaccharide