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Applications of functionalized ionic liquids

Zhaofu Fei, Dongbin Zhao, Xuan Li
2006
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Recent developments of the synthesis and applications of functionalized ionic liqs. (including dual-functionalized ionic liqs.) have been highlighted in this review. Ionic liqs. are attracting attention as alternative solvents in green chem., but as more functionalized ILs are prepd., a greater no. of applications in increasingly diverse fields are found.

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Zhaofu Fei, Dongbin Zhao, Xuan Li
2006
Journal Articles

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/entities/publication/11c2a967-4a08-44f9-b266-331b168fcdac

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