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R. B. (Robert Burns) Woodward Seminar entitled "Some Calabash Alkaloids"

  • Circa 1959 – 1966

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Kohler, Robert E. “R. B. (Robert Burns) Woodward Seminar Entitled ‘Some Calabash Alkaloids.’” Notes from R. B. (Robert Burns) Woodward's Seminars, circa 1959–1966. Folder 2. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/pv63g143v.

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