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The Baylis–Hillman approach to quinoline derivatives · Peerford

Article · Journal · 2006

The Baylis–Hillman approach to quinoline derivatives

Oluwole Familoni, Phindile J. Klaas, K. Lobb, Vusumzi Emmanuel Pakade, Perry T. Kaye

Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry

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Go to the publisher 10.1039/b608592j

Citations: 39from other works
Field-weighted impact: 2.591.00 is the world average for its field and year
Among its field: 89th percentileby citations, against works of its field and year
Authors: 5from 1 institution

Authors

5 authors

Oluwole FamiloniFirst author
- Rhodes University (ZA)
as printed: Oluwole B. Familoni
Phindile J. Klaas
- Rhodes University (ZA)
K. Lobb
- Rhodes University (ZA)
as printed: Kevin A. Lobb
Vusumzi Emmanuel Pakade
- Rhodes University (ZA)
as printed: Vusumzi E. Pakade
Perry T. KayeSenior authorCorresponding
- Rhodes University

(ZA)

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National Research Foundation
Rhodes University

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South Africa

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Chemical Reaction MechanismsTopic
Synthesis and Characterization of Heterocyclic CompoundsTopic
Synthesis of heterocyclic compoundsTopic