Pressure Effect in Syngas Conversion to Ethylene Glycol. A Behavior of Rhodium–Tributylphosphine–N-Methylpyrrolidone System Under 1000 Atm

Bulletin of the Chemical Society of Japan - Japan
doi 10.1246/bcsj.60.1957
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