A Thiol‐Michael Approach Towards Versatile Functionalized Cyclic Titanium‐Oxo Clusters
Xinghan Li(South China University of Technology), Stephen Z. D. Cheng(South China University of Technology), Xiaoyun Yan(Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College), Jia‐Fu Yin(South China University of Technology), Shuqi Dai(Yichun University), Feng Ye(Oak Ridge National Laboratory), Huanyu Lei(Soochow University), Yuchu Liu(University of Akron), Weiqi Zhang(South China University of Technology), Qing‐Yun Guo(Donghua University), Yuean Wu(South China University of Technology), Xiaotong Xu(Chang'an University), Xian‐You Liu(South China University of Technology)
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