In-depth understanding of soluble base deactivation during the carbonate transesterification process
Authors:
- Yue YuYYYue Yu
- Lei ShiLSLei Shi
- Jianjun GuoJGJianjun Guo
- Xin LiXLXin Li
- Wenbing YangWYWenbing Yang
- Zhigang ZhangZZZhigang Zhang
- Guangwen XuGXGuangwen Xu
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- National Key Research and Development Program of China
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