THE EFFECT OF STRUCTURE OF ORGANIC HALIDES ON THEIR RATE OF REACTION WITH INORGANIC HALIDES. I. THE EFFECT OF THE HYDROXYL, …
WR Kirner
Index: Kirner Journal of the American Chemical Society, 1926 , vol. 48, p. 2748
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Abstract
The influence of the benzoyl, carbethoxyl, phenyl and acetoxyl groups upon the reactivity of a chlorine atom placed at various distances from the functional group in a typical series such as AC1, ACH2Cl, ACH2CH2C1, ACH2CH2CH2C1, etc., has already been determined. The purpose of this paper is to extend the list of these groups, which now includes the effect of the hydroxyl, phenoxy1 and benzoxyl groups. The results obtained are in general ...
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