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Thanks for your service to the chemical community. I am haapy to get the required article from above link. After reading the article I got one doubt. Authors did not mention about the hydration state of the metal salt. In most of the catalogs different hydrates are supplied. But being a dry reaction will it be possible to use hydrated forms of salts? Handling of anhydrous salts may be risky as they are all nitrates (explosive nature).

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