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CCCCXX.—The unsaponifiable matter from the oils of Elasmobranch fish. Part II. The hydrogenation of squalene in the presence of nickel

✍ Scribed by Heilbron, Isidor Morris ;Hilditch, Thomas Percy ;Kamm, Edward David

Book ID
120974709
Publisher
The Royal Society of Chemistry
Year
1926
Weight
403 KB
Volume
129
Category
Article
ISSN
0368-1769

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