APA

Evans D. A., Allison B. D., Yang M. G. & Masse C. E. (20020123). The exceptional chelating ability of dimethylaluminum chloride and methylaluminum dichloride. The merged stereochemical impact of alpha- and beta-stereocenters in chelate-controlled carbonyl addition reactions with enolsilane and hydride nucleophiles. : Journal of the American Chemical Society.

Chicago

Evans D A, Allison B D, Yang M G and Masse C E. 20020123. The exceptional chelating ability of dimethylaluminum chloride and methylaluminum dichloride. The merged stereochemical impact of alpha- and beta-stereocenters in chelate-controlled carbonyl addition reactions with enolsilane and hydride nucleophiles. : Journal of the American Chemical Society.

Harvard

Evans D. A., Allison B. D., Yang M. G. and Masse C. E. (20020123). The exceptional chelating ability of dimethylaluminum chloride and methylaluminum dichloride. The merged stereochemical impact of alpha- and beta-stereocenters in chelate-controlled carbonyl addition reactions with enolsilane and hydride nucleophiles. : Journal of the American Chemical Society.

MLA

Evans D A, Allison B D, Yang M G and Masse C E. The exceptional chelating ability of dimethylaluminum chloride and methylaluminum dichloride. The merged stereochemical impact of alpha- and beta-stereocenters in chelate-controlled carbonyl addition reactions with enolsilane and hydride nucleophiles. : Journal of the American Chemical Society. 20020123.