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Royal Society of Chemistry, Chemical Science, 10(10), p. 2998-3004, 2019
DOI: 10.1039/c8sc04720k
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The fate of bromine after temperature-induced dehydrogenation of on-surface synthesized bisheptahelicene
Journal article published in 2019 by
Anaïs Mairena 
,
Milos Baljozovic ,
Maciej Kawecki ,
Konstantin Grenader,
Martin Wienke,
Kévin Martin,
Laetitia Bernard,
Narcis Avarvari ,
Andreas Terfort ,
Karl-Heinz Ernst ,
Christian Wäckerlin
,
Milos Baljozovic ,
Maciej Kawecki ,
Konstantin Grenader,
Martin Wienke,
Kévin Martin,
Laetitia Bernard,
Narcis Avarvari ,
Andreas Terfort ,
Karl-Heinz Ernst ,
Christian Wäckerlin
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Abstract
The dehydrogenation of bisheptahelicene leads to specific products and induces desorption of the side-product bromine as hydrogen bromide.