1981
DOI: 10.1002/ardp.19813140103
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N‐Hydroxyisoharnstoffe aus der Reaktion N‐substituierter Hydroxylamine mit Cyansäureestern

Abstract: Addition von N-substituierten Hydroxylaminen an Cyansaureester (Phenyl-, 2,2,2-Trichlorethylund 2,2,2-Trifluorethylcyanat) liefert die N-Hydroxyisohamstoffe 4,s mit entsprechender Substitution.

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“…The Infrared spectroscopic (IR) spectrum of pCr‐DPEA in the solid state below 76°C strongly suggests that the ion dissociated state is preferred, and the hydrogen bonding state dominates in the molten state at 80°C (SI). On the other side, regarding the reactions of phenols or amines with the cyanate ester, cyanate esters does not only react with weakly acidic phenols 19 to form the triazine via an intermediate imino carbonate, but with nucleophilic amines rapidly to give cyanate‐amine adducts or triazines substituted with amino groups 20–22 . In the case of the addition of equal amounts of aromatic amines and phenols to cyanate esters, it has been found out that the products contain the imino carbonates and the cyanate‐amine adducts in the ratio of 1:2.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The Infrared spectroscopic (IR) spectrum of pCr‐DPEA in the solid state below 76°C strongly suggests that the ion dissociated state is preferred, and the hydrogen bonding state dominates in the molten state at 80°C (SI). On the other side, regarding the reactions of phenols or amines with the cyanate ester, cyanate esters does not only react with weakly acidic phenols 19 to form the triazine via an intermediate imino carbonate, but with nucleophilic amines rapidly to give cyanate‐amine adducts or triazines substituted with amino groups 20–22 . In the case of the addition of equal amounts of aromatic amines and phenols to cyanate esters, it has been found out that the products contain the imino carbonates and the cyanate‐amine adducts in the ratio of 1:2.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%