Synthesis

Polymer-Supported Reagents: The Use of Polymer-Supported Cyanide and Thiocyanate to Prepare Nitriles, Thiocyanates, and lsothiocyanates

CR Harrison, P Hodge

Index: Harrison, Charles R.; Hodge, Philip Synthesis, 1980 , # 4 p. 299 - 301

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Abstract

JR Mahajan, HC de Arauju, Synthesis 1980 (1).(> 47--66: The autors have erroneously stated the “exalt0lide “is a trivial name for pentadccanolidc. In fact “exaltolide” is a trademark registered in the name of Firrnenich SA. Geneva and should have been designated as Exa1tolide@.

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