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175 Topicsin CurrentChemistry
Supramolecular Chemistry II -
Host Design and Molecular
Recognition
Editor: E. Weber
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Kikuchi,
U. Ltining, J. de Mendoza, W. L. Mock,
Y. Murakami, R. J. M. Nolte, C. Seel,
R. P. Sijbesma
With 44 Figures and 18 Tables
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