The sign of the¹⁵N–³¹P coupling constant

Abstract

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Autooxidation of diethyl hydroxylamine

“…Dialkyl nitroxide and HOz radicals were also postulated as intermediates in the aqueous oxidation of N,N-dialkyl hydroxylamines [ 171. The formation of nitroxide radicals when dialkyl hydroxylamines are exposed to air [21], as well as in the autooxidation of N,N-dibenzyl hydroxylamine in aqueous solutions [20], has been detected by electron spin resonance spectroscopy. The same radicals were observed in the DEHA inhibited oxidation of lipids [2], and in crystallized hydroxylamines [2].…”

Spectroscopic Studies of Cutaneous Photosensitizing Agents—vi. Identification of the Free Radicals Generated During the Photolysis of Musk Ambrette, Musk Xylene and Musk Ketone

“…Many nitrobenzene derivatives yield arylalkoxy nitroxides when irradiated in ethereal and alcoholic solvents (c.f. Cowley and Sutcliffe. 1970).…”