2002
DOI: 10.1006/jssc.2002.9767
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Copper Salts of Rigid N,N′-Dicyanoquinone Diimine Derivatives

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“…The DCNQIs 97 − 112 (Table , entries 93−108) were designed for donor effects from the heterocyclic residues. They are accompanied by other heterocyclic DCNQI type acceptors ( 113 − 130 , entries 109− 126). Compounds 120 − 122 (entries 116−118) carrying cationic substituents, i.e., the corresponding radicals, are zwitterions …”
Section: Nn‘-dicyanoquinone Diimines and Their Redox Properties In So...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The DCNQIs 97 − 112 (Table , entries 93−108) were designed for donor effects from the heterocyclic residues. They are accompanied by other heterocyclic DCNQI type acceptors ( 113 − 130 , entries 109− 126). Compounds 120 − 122 (entries 116−118) carrying cationic substituents, i.e., the corresponding radicals, are zwitterions …”
Section: Nn‘-dicyanoquinone Diimines and Their Redox Properties In So...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The DCNQIs 97-112 (Table 4, entries 93-108) were designed for donor effects from the heterocyclic residues. [37][38][39] They are accompanied by other heterocyclic DCNQI type acceptors (113-130, entries 109-…”
Section: Nn′-dicyanoquinone Diimines and Their Redox Properties In So...mentioning
confidence: 99%