Hidratize elektronların alkil-halojen bileşikleriyle reaksiyonları

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1974-05-01

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Balkaş, Turgut İ.
Salih, İlkay H.
Bereket, Gözen H.

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T. İ. Balkaş, İ. H. Salih, and G. H. Bereket, “Hidratize elektronların alkil-halojen bileşikleriyle reaksiyonları,” 1974. Accessed: 00, 2022. [Online]. Available: https://hdl.handle.net/11511/95620.