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IN a ” Research Item” in NATURE of November 7, p. 807, attention is directed to the question of the constitution of tetranitromethane. Instead of the usual symmetrical formula, it is suggested that the substance is to be represented by the expression:
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ROBINSON, R. Constitution of Tetranitromethane. Nature 138, 975–976 (1936). https://doi.org/10.1038/138975b0
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