The parachor and molecular refraction of hydrazine and some aliphatic derivatives

LD Barrick, GW Drake, HL Lochte

Index: Barrick; Drake; Lochte Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1936 , vol. 58, p. 161

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Abstract

Summary Di-o-tolyliodonium iodide decomposes at 155'into o-iodotoluene and not into a mixture of iodotoluenes. The nature of the reaction product indicates that the ditolyliodonium ion splits into o-iodotoluene and positively charged o-tolyl ion by a scission of the CI bond. The combining of this ion with the negative iodide ion produces o-iodotoluene.