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DOI: 10.1002/jlac.18781940202
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Synthese der Zinnphenylverbindungen

Abstract: Die Verbindungen des Zinns mit organischen Radicalen der Fettrei'he And schon wiederholt zum Gegenstande wissenschaftlicher Untersuchungen gemacht. Bei dem Interesse, mit dem die Rescltate dieser Forschungen aufgenommen wurden. konnte es Wunder nehmen, dafs die Darstelhng von snalogen Zinnverliiadungen der aromatischen Reihe unterbliehen ist. Zwar gelanif es L a d en b u r g **) ein Zinntriiithylphenyl, bei Einwirkung von Xatrium auf ein Gemisch von Zinntri-Itbyijodur und Brombenzol zu erhalten, doch ist dicse… Show more

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“…the resin was less than that in the monomer mixture, which is in direct contradiction to published reactivity ratios (1,6). However, the vinyl chloride content increases rapidly and becomes equal to that in the monomer mixture at about 10% conversion.…”
contrasting
confidence: 90%
“…the resin was less than that in the monomer mixture, which is in direct contradiction to published reactivity ratios (1,6). However, the vinyl chloride content increases rapidly and becomes equal to that in the monomer mixture at about 10% conversion.…”
contrasting
confidence: 90%
“…m.p.3 40.5°( 2). 1 This investigation was kindly made possible by a research grant from E. I. du Pont de Nemours and Co., Inc.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Diphenyltin was prepared according to methods described previously. 6 It was stored in evacuated ampoules. A nitrogen atmosphere was always used to protect solutions of the diphenyltin.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With 30% hydrogen peroxide, added to a benzene solution of the diphenyltin, oxidation to diphenyltin oxide occurred readily. The oxide has been prepared earlier by the hydrolysis of diphenyltin dichloride of diphenyltin oxychloride by potassium carbonate, 6 and by the hydrolysis of the dibromide by sodium hydroxide.7…”
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confidence: 99%