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RETRACTED: Modelling of Tungsten (C59W), Osmium (C59Os), and Platinum (C59Pt) Doped Fullerenes for Drug Delivery of Biguanides (BNG) and Metformin (MET): DFT Perspective
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CHEMISTRYSELECT, January 2023
DOI 10.1002/slct.202203298
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