Journal of the American Chemical Society

THE ACTION OF ACID CHLORIDES UPON TRIMETHYLAMINE1

LW Jones, HF Whalen

Index: Jones; Whalen Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1925 , vol. 47, p. 1347

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Citation Number: 13

Abstract

Several years ago, Vorlander and Nolte2 announced a singular quaternary ammonium salt in which a so-called “negative” radical, benzenesulfonyl, assumed the role ordinarily played by an alkyl group. They claimed that benzenesulfonyl chloride acted upon a water solution of trimethylamine to replace the “imino” hydrogen atom of the ammonium base as follows.

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