1980
DOI: 10.5254/1.3535081
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N-Sulfonyl-Sulfilimines as Premature Vulcanization Inhibitors

Abstract: N-Sulfonyl-sulfilimines which undergo a thermal elimination to form N-alkyl (or aryl)thiosulfonamides act as premature vulcanization inhibitors, apparently by the same mechanism as the thiosulfonamides. S,S-di(isopropyl)-N-(p-toluenesulfonyl) sulfilimine was of particular interest due to its good inhibitory activity, ease of preparation, excellent stability, and resistance to bloom.

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“…The formulae (12)(13)(14) provide the base of our quasi onedimensional approximation. It differs from the approach considered in [7,8] by the extra term !i ( ) (n# ) which explicitly accounts for the quenching of the onedimensional 'boomerang' state due to its 'sliding from the ridge'.…”
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“…The formulae (12)(13)(14) provide the base of our quasi onedimensional approximation. It differs from the approach considered in [7,8] by the extra term !i ( ) (n# ) which explicitly accounts for the quenching of the onedimensional 'boomerang' state due to its 'sliding from the ridge'.…”
Section: Results Of Calculationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equations (12)- (14) allow us to formulate our approach as a study of decay of some state via the series of the intermediate resonances. The idea of the diabatic resonance series related to a vicinity of an unstable closed trajectory (in our case it is the pure symmetrical stretch motion) was put forward in [17] (see also [18]) and applied succesfully to some problems of atomic physics [19] and especially to the study of the Wannier threshold behaviour [20].…”
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“…The question will not be settled here, but new and clearer evidence on (intermediary) charge transfer will be presented. The (asymptotic) observation of this process in collisional ionisation experiments on M-CO 2 and similar systems [15,16] has greatly contributed to unravel the intricate properties of CO~ [17][18][19][20][21] and ask for the stability of M-CO 2 complexes [22]. The study of rare gas-CO 2 and similar systems has motivations in a detailed understanding of infrared laser action and the validation of (anisotropic) potentials calculated in the electron gas approximation [23,24].…”
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