Ueber schwefelhaltige Derivate des Diphenyls

Gabriel, S.; Deutsch, Amrei

doi:10.1002/cber.188001301114

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“…Other compounds that are reducible to mercaptans are sulfonic acids (165, 121a), thiosulfonic acids and their esters (165, 161c), and sulfochlorides derived from sulfonic acids (166,157b,119c,115,114c,102c,100,lOOc,98e,98h,97,97e,85c,85d,858,67,59i,57j,57k,34,32,11) either under acid conditions with metals or by electrolysis (167, 117, 115c, 114a). Sulfonamides may be reduced by hydrogen iodide and phosphorus (168).…”

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A Study of Mercaptan Chemistry.

Malisoff¹,

Marks²,

Hess³

1930

Chem. Rev.

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A Study of Mercaptan Chemistry.

Malisoff¹,

Marks²,

Hess³

1930

Chem. Rev.

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“…4,4'-Diiodostilbene.-(a) 4, was sublimed repeatedly until the melting point of the sublimate reached 258°. The sublimate was then crystallized from absolute ethanol-toluene, from which 2 g. of very pale yellow leaflets, m. p. 259-260°, separated.…”

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New Compounds. N,N'-Di-acetylsulfanilyl- and N,N'-Di-sulfanilyl-l-cystine

Irreverre¹,

Sullivan²

1942

J. Am. Chem. Soc.

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Substitution and Addition Reactions of Thiocyanogen*Present address, School of Biological Sciences, The Medical School, University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn.

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Organic Reactions

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The direct replacement of a hydrogen atom by a thiocyano group through the use of thiocyanogen is termed thiocyanation. This replacement reaction is limited practically to aromatic amines and phenols. Thiocyanogen reacts with olefinic and acetylenic linkage, the reagent adding to the unsaturated linkage. Thicyanogen reacts with compounds of other types. Thiocyanogen reacts with aromatic compounds that are highly susceptible to substitution with the introduction of a thiocyano groups. Thiocyanation of aromatic amines, phenols is discussed. Addition of thiocyanogen to olefins and acetylenes, and miscellaneous syntheses are also discussed.

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Ueber schwefelhaltige Derivate des Diphenyls

Cited by 8 publications

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A Study of Mercaptan Chemistry.

A Study of Mercaptan Chemistry.

New Compounds. N,N'-Di-acetylsulfanilyl- and N,N'-Di-sulfanilyl-l-cystine

Substitution and Addition Reactions of Thiocyanogen*Present address, School of Biological Sciences, The Medical School, University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn.

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