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Reactions of FeCF + 2 and CoCF + 2 with simple alkanes and olefins in the gas phase: an FTICR and density functional study

By Chen Q., Auberry K.J., Freiser B.S. in (1998)

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The role of proton-bridged intermediates in promoting hydrogen-deuterium exchange in gas-phase protonated diamines, peptides and proteins

By Green M.K., Lebrilla C.B. in (1998)

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The gas-phase basicity of ethyl-, ethynyl- and ethynylphosphines and arsines

By Decouzon M., Gal J.-F., Guillemin J.-C., Maria P.-C. in (1998)

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Superacid chemistry in the gas phase: dissociative proton attachment to halomethanes

By Abboud J.-L.M., Castano O., Elguero J., Herreros M., Jagerovic N., Notario R., Sak K. in (1998)

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Substituent effects on the gas-phase basicities of 1-arylpropynes and 1-aryl-3,3-dimethylbutynes Effects of the -alkyl groups on the resonance demand of vinyl cations

By Matsumoto T., Kobayashi S., Mishima M., Tsuno Y. in (1998)

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On the acidity and basicity of azoles: the Taft scheme for electrostatic proximity effects

By Catalan J., Palomar J., de Paz J.L.G. in (1998)

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Comparison of Bronsted acidities of neutral NH-acids in gas phase, dimethyl sulfoxide and water

By Koppel I., Koppel J., Maria P.-C., Gal J.-F., Notario R., Vlasov V.M., Taft R.W. in (1998)

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The gas-phase acidities of long chain alcohols

By Higgins P.R., Bartmess J.E. in (1998)

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Sustained off-resonance irradiation and collision-induced dissociation for structural analysis of polymers by MALDI-FTMS

By Pastor S.J., Wilkins C.L. in (1998)

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Alkali ion carbonyls: sequential bond energies of Li + (CO) x (x = 1-3), Na + (CO) x (x = 1, 2) and K + (CO)

By Walter D., Sievers M.R., Armentrout P.B. in (1998)

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