Tropospheric alkene ozonolysis chemistry: an extended computational chemistry assessment of structural effects

A systematic computational chemistry study of alkene ozonolysis reactions to help design a new structure–activity-based taxonomic framework.

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Environmental Science Advances
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1039/d4va00298a
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3
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Chemical Reactions and Mechanisms
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Tropospheric alkene ozonolysis chemistry: an extended computational chemistry assessment of structural effects

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Tropospheric alkene ozonolysis chemistry: an extended computational chemistry assessment of structural effects

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A systematic computational chemistry study of alkene ozonolysis reactions to help design a new structure–activity-based taxonomic framework.

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University of Manchester (GB), The Edgbaston Hospital (GB), National Centre for Atmospheric Science (GB), University of York (GB), Cardiff University (GB)
Sight Research UK, Natural Environment Research Council
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