- The Wolffenstein–
Böters reaction is an
organic reaction converting benzene to
picric acid by a
mixture of
aqueous nitric acid and mercury(II) nitrate....
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peroxide in 1895 by
reacting acetone with
hydrogen peroxide. The Wolffenstein-
Böters reaction,
which he
discovered in 1913, was an
alternative production method...
- Sert and Son
Boter. The
complex is
located near Son Abrines, Miró's
private residence since 1956, and
includes his
first workshop, Son
Boter,
adapted to...
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divide the text into more
chapters (especially
splitting chapter 33).
Gerard Boter in his 1999
critical edition keeps Schweighäuser's fifty-three chapters...
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January 2020.
Cools M, Koen van Aerde, Anne-Marie Kersemaekers,
Marjan Boter,
Stenvert L. S Drop,
Katja P. Wolffenbuttel,
Ewout W. Steyerberg, J. Wolter...
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Boter Kothani Vav, also
known as
Mehsana Vav or
Interi Vav, is a
stepwell located in Mehsana, Gujarat, India. The
stepwell was
constructed during the...
- Akhtari,
Kavoos (31
March 2015). "Regimkritiska
budskap på
Friends kan ge
böter".
Sveriges Radio.
Archived from the
original on 2
April 2015. Retrieved...
- ISSN 2296-701X. Secord, Ross; BLoch,
Jonathan I.; Chester,
Stephen G. B.;
Boter, Doug M.; Wood,
Aaron R.; Wing,
Scott L.; Kraus, Mary J.; McInerney, Francesca...
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Acetyl nitrate had also been used as a
nitration agent. In the Wolffenstein–
Böters reaction,
benzene reacts with
nitric acid and mercury(II)
nitrate to give...
- from the
original on 2016-03-23.
Retrieved 2016-04-04. Collard, Rose M.;
Boter, Han; Schoevers,
Robert A.; Oude Voshaar,
Richard C. (2012). "Prevalence...
