1967
DOI: 10.1002/ange.19670791105
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Zur Chemie der Buntesalze

Abstract: erscheinen 1651 ; ein exakter Nachweis dieser Gruppierung steht aber noch aus und durfte auch schwierig zu fuhren sein. AbbruchreaktionNach den bisherigen Ergebnissen tritt bei der Polymerisation von Trioxan in Substanz in Abwesenheit von reaktiven Verunreinigungen kein Abbruch auf, d.h. es liegen ,,lebende"Polyoxymethylen-Kationenvor. Als Beweis hierfur kann man u.a. heranziehen, daB die Hydridwanderung nach vollstandigem Umsatz im fertigen Polymeren selbst noch nach mehreren Stunden beobachtet werden kann. B… Show more

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“…The reaction of aziridines ( R = H , triazinyl) with thiosulfate yields S-alkyl thiosulfates (131,132), which are known as Bunte salts (133).…”
Section: Reaction With Nitrogenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The reaction of aziridines ( R = H , triazinyl) with thiosulfate yields S-alkyl thiosulfates (131,132), which are known as Bunte salts (133).…”
Section: Reaction With Nitrogenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alkyl S-sulfates, the so-called "Bunte salts" are prepared generally by the reaction of the alkyl halide with sodium thiosulfate. [1,2] The S-sulfate group may be regarded as an SH group which is masked by an SO 3group. Compounds bearing S-sulfate groups are characterized by (i) an increased water-solubility in comparison with the corresponding thiols and alkyl halides and (ii) facile reduction and oxidation reactions to produce the corresponding alkanethiol and dialkyl disulfide, respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…[1,2] The S-sulfate group may be regarded as an SH group which is masked by an SO 3group. Compounds bearing S-sulfate groups are characterized by (i) an increased water-solubility in comparison with the corresponding thiols and alkyl halides and (ii) facile reduction and oxidation reactions to produce the corresponding alkanethiol and dialkyl disulfide, respectively.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%