9H-fluorene
Crystal structure of 9 (4 bromobutyl) 9H fluorene 9 carboxylic acid
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9 Pentafluorophenylmethylene 9H fluorene
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4′ (4 Methoxyphenyl) 1′ methyl 9H fluorene 9 spiro 3′ pyrrolidine 2′ spiro 2′′ indan 1′′,3′′ dione
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9,9 Bis(ethoxycarbonylethyl) 9H fluorene
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2′,7′ Bis(4 methoxyphenyl)spiro[cyclopropane 1,9′ 9H fluorene]
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2 [4 (tert Butylsulfanyl)benzyl] 9,9 diethyl 9H fluorene
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2,7 Dibromo 9,9 di n octyl 9H fluorene
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(η5 Cyclopentadienyl)(η6 9H fluorene)iron(II) hexafluorophosphate
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9 n Butyl 9,9′ bi[9H fluorene]
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9 Chloromethyl 9 [(9H fluoren 9 yl)methyl] 9H fluorene
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Preparation of symmetrical and non-symmetrical fluorene sulfonamide scaffolds
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2′,7′ Dibromospiro[cyclopropane 1,9′ fluorene]
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Characteristics and metabolic pathways of fluorene (FLU) degradation by strain Rhodococcus sp USTB C isolated from crude oil
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PHOTOLYSIS OF FLUORENE AND 9-FLUORENONE A TOXIC ENVIRONMENTAL CONTAMINANT: STUDIES IN THE EFFECT OF SOLVENT AND INTENSITY OF THE SOURCE
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Novel Bacterial Strains Pseudomonas sp. and Bacillus sp. Isolated from Petroleum Oil Contaminated Soils for Degradation of Flourene and Phenanthrene
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Laboratory Photochemistry of Covalently Bonded Fluorene Clusters: Observation of an Interesting PAH Bowl-forming Mechanism
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Self trapping and excited state absorption in fluorene homo polymer and copolymers with benzothiadiazole and tri phenylamine
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(E) 2 Methoxy 9 (2 methoxy 9H xanthen 9 ylidene) 9H xanthene
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Crystal structure of 9 butyl 3 (9 butyl 9H carbazol 3 yl) 9H carbazole
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2,2′ Bi(9,9 diethylfluorene)
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