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The separations of picoline isomers by enclathration
The chemical and physical properties of isomers make them difficult to separate using conventional methods. This renders the separation of isomers one of the more challenging obstacles in chemistry. In these cases, the supramolecular phenomenon of host-guest chemistry may be used in order to achieve...
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2020
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