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Figure 1 General Scheme for Oximes and Hydrazones

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Figure 1: General Reaction Scheme for the Formation of Hydrazone and Oxime Bonds.

Figure 1: General Reaction Scheme for the Formation of Hydrazone and Oxime Bonds.

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