Fragmentation and Isomerization Pathways of Natural and Synthetic Cannabinoids Studied via Higher Collisional Energy Dissociation Profiles

Caroline Elizabeth Helen Dessent (Creator)
Kgato Selwe (Owner)
Kelechi Uleanya (Owner)
Ambar Shaikh (Owner)

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Date made available	3 Dec 2024
Publisher	University of York

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10.15124/e6cbec75-0b8c-4ca5-a42a-a1a33937a510

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Fragmentation and Isomerization Pathways of Natural and Synthetic Cannabinoids Studied via Higher Collisional Energy Dissociation Profiles
Selwe, K. P., Shaikh, A. S. A., Uleanya, K. O. & Dessent, C. E. H., Feb 2025, In: MOLECULES. 30, 3, 717.
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