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John F. Sebastian

University of California, Riverside

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Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1967

Acceleration of phenyl ester cleavage by cycloamyloses. A model for enzymic specificity

Robert L. VanEtten; John F. Sebastian; George A. Clowes; Myron L. Bender

Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1972

Effect of solvent and cation on the reaction of organometallic derivatives of indole with methyl iodide

Manfred G. Reinecke; John F. Sebastian; Harry W. Johnson; Chongsuh. Pyun

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1966

A Pictorial Description of the “Lock and Key” Theory1

Myron L. Bender; Robert L. Van Etten; George A. Clowes; John F. Sebastian

Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1980

Direct observation of acyl anion equivalents by carbon-13 Fourier transform nuclear magnetic resonance

Fred T. Oakes; John F. Sebastian

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1969

Solvent and concentration dependence of the nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of indoles

Manfred G. Reinecke; Harry W. Johnson; John F. Sebastian

Journal of the American Chemical Society | 1963

The Structure of the Pyrrole Grignard Reagent

Manfred G. Reinecke; Harry W. Johnson; John F. Sebastian

Journal of Organic Chemistry | 1971

NMR spectral study of some organometallic derivatives of indoles

Manfred G. Reinecke; John F. Sebastian; Harry W. Johnson; Chongsuh. Pyun

The Journal of Physical Chemistry | 1969

Nuclear magnetic resonance spectra of some indole salts

John F. Sebastian; Manfred G. Reinecke; Harry W. Johnson

Tetrahedron Letters | 1963

On the structure of the indole grignard reagent

Manfred G. Reinecke; Harry W. Johnson; John F. Sebastian

ChemInform | 1982

Allylic vs. vinylic deprotonation reactions of cyclic vinyl ethers. 7-Lithio-2,3,4,5-tetrahydrooxepin: synthesis and carbon-13 NMR spectrum

Fred T. Oakes; Fu An Yang; John F. Sebastian

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Manfred G. Reinecke

Texas Christian University

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Harry W. Johnson

University of California

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Chongsuh. Pyun

Purdue University

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Fred T. Oakes

Miami University

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Myron L. Bender

Northwestern University

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Robert L. VanEtten

University of California

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